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News / Transport

Park Street could be closed to through-traffic

A bus gate could be installed at the top of Park Street as part of of "transformative proposals"

News / Transport

Well-used path to remain closed

The path is part of route 33 of the National Cycle Network, also known as Festival Way

News / Clifton

Ladies Mile loos to be restored

The lord mayor has received a £7,500 cheque to update the historic landmark

News / East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

Council committed to Liveable Neighbourhood trial despite protests

Remaining infrastructure needs to be installed so a six-month trial can take place

News / Brabazon

Malaysian PM announces multi-billion pound investment in Brabazon and Bristol Arena

Anwar Ibrahim launched the Brabazon New Town on his visit to the UK

News / Arts

Council arts cuts would cause ‘significant damage’

Equity president Lynda Rooke says the proposed cuts "would be a disaster for Bristol"

News / ss Great Britain

New artwork reveals more about field hospital designed by Brunel

The little-known prefab field hospital was designed by Brunel in just six days

News / Bristol

Bristol named as one of world’s best cities in 2025

Bristol's "lively mix of protests" was given as a reason to visit by Time Out

News / Cotham School

Cotham vows to continue legal fight ‘to protect playing fields’

The school has employed a legal team made up of "a highly skilled barrister and expert solicitors"

News / Housing

Court delays slow action on evicting Traveller encampments

"When people are passing through they don’t necessarily respect the area as much as they might."

News / St Philips

New plans for 549 student beds

The plans, which initially proposed housing for 705 students, have now been scaled back

News / Bristol Apartheid Free Zone

Better Food stops selling produce from Israel

Better Food is supporting the Bristol Apartheid-Free Zone

News / Comedy

Comedian Stuart Goldsmith performs at Bristol Grammar School

The visit was for the launch of a mental health initiative

News / Old Market

Kingsley Hall awarded £4.7m for renovations

The building is used by a homeless youth charity

News / Trees

Work to begin soon on latest remodelling of Centre

The area between the Cascade Steps and Neptune's statue will have more space for events

News / Old City

Hero Fiennes Tiffin back in Bristol to film Young Sherlock

Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Dónal Finn, Natascha McElhone and Zine Tseng have been filming scenes

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