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Adam Postans, Local Democracy Reporter

Adam Postans, Local Democracy Reporter

Bristol’s Central Library is still at risk of being relocated despite assurances by Mayor, Marvin Rees.

Central Library in relocation u-turn with Broadmead site proposed

Bristol City Council has been accused of discriminating against GP patients, shoppers and churchgoers due to its incoming car parking charges.

Council urged to rethink “discriminatory” new charges at car park

Bristol waste and recycling charges increasing

The old Filwood Broadway cinema in Knowle West

Council confirms plans to replace historic cinema site with 30 homes

The cost to refurbish the Bristol Beacon has risen by another £25million.

Cost of Bristol Beacon revamp rises to three times original price

Drivers could soon be fined for wrongly stopping in yellow box junctions at Filton roundabout

Drivers blocking yellow boxes at three Bristol junctions to face fines

Rumors lounge bar and pub in Kingswood has been granted a later licence to serve alcohol until 3am

Nightclub granted late licence despite concerns raised by residents

Parks such as Stoke Park (pictured) could suffer from funding cuts as Bristol City Council attempts to bridge a £31million shortfall for 2023/24.

Parks face “spiral of decline” in Bristol City Council budget cuts

City Hall at College Green

Bristol City Council to make 300 staff redundant

How the scheme on New Fosseway Road would be laid out.

Council approves 200 south Bristol homes despite fears for few details

Ban for drunken Thornbury teacher who threatened to kill pupil

Deputy mayor Cllr Craig Cheney at Bristol City Council budget scrutiny meeting on November 23

Bristol’s poorest households at risk of having benefits slashed

Debenhams in Broadmead may be an option for a new site for Central Library

Central Library could move into Debenhams, suggests council leader

Angry commuters made their opinions on First Bus’ service quality known at a public forum held by Weca.

Angry commuters label First Bus ‘cancer’ on Bristol at council meeting

The WECA committee

WECA boss was warned about potentially “unlawful” payoff

Metro Mayor Dan Norris said that franchising bus services in Bristol was a viable option he would be in favour of.

Watchdogs order region’s top politicians to stop fighting

The road on the new estate will no longer be called Navy Cut Road

Mayor blocks plans for new road name in south Bristol after backlash

Park Street in Bristol.

Plans to close Park Street to cars in doubt after ‘mixed reaction’

An Avon and Somerset Police officer is accused of punching a man in the face at the Green House Bar, in College Green.

Police officer accused of punching man on a night out in Bristol

South Gloucestershire council buildings at Badminton Road

Social worker barred after posting obscene child porn on Instagram

The Maritime Heritage Centre car park for the SS Great Britain is one of many to have increased parking charges.

Council approves huge rises in city centre parking tariffs

An artist’s impression of how some of the 595 homes could look at Butt Lane Park Farm in Thornbury

Plans for 595 homes near Bristol ‘should be approved’, inquiry told

City council chiefs have apologised to care staff after shutting the South Bristol Rehab Centre.

Council admits ‘appalling’ staff treatment after closing Bristol rehab

Accounts suggest WECA’s former director of infrastructure was paid £59,000 to leave his role.

Former WECA director’s £59,000 payoff could be ‘highly problematic’

Dave John the butcher next to the double yellow lines that were painted by mistake in St Peters Rise, Headley Park.

Council bashed for “stupid” £1.7million yellow lines blunder

McDonald’s in Bradley Stoke has been given permission to operate 24/7

McDonald’s wins bid for 24-hour drive-thru in Bradley Stoke

Mangotsfield Pre-School was judged to be “outstanding” overall and in all categories.

Pre-school’s flawless Ofsted report following ‘outstanding’ inspection

McDonald’s has submitted plans for a 24-hour drive thru in Bradley Stoke

Residents object strongly to a 24-hour McDonald’s in Bradley Stoke

Bristol Community Transport (BCT) has announced that its Dial-a-Ride service and community minibuses will be axed

Dial-a-Ride and community minibuses axed in ‘sad day’ for operator

How the proposed development at the former Bart Ingredients factory in Bedminster would look

Plan for flats in front of Totterdown’s iconic view set to be refused

South Gloucestershire Council is looking to bring in tougher restrictions on HMOs (Credit: Mark Hall)

Tougher rules for HMOs as latest figures reveal number by street

Bristol City Council has now written off £69m refurbishing the city centre concert hall

Bristol Beacon cost council more than all transport schemes combined