More Billy Goats arrive on Bristol’s Durdham Downs
Exciting news: four new goats have joined the two goats already on Bristol Downs. The rare-breed goats live on Goats’ Gulley and play a vital contribution to the gulley’s eco-system […]
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Support safer streets for school kids? Bristol Parents for School Streets needs you!
Bristol parents are calling on Bristol City Council to accelerate its School Streets programme to create safer streets for children and families during school drop off and pick up, during […]
Parents Hold Child-Friendly Black Lives Matter Protest In Keynsham
On the afternoon of Monday 15th June parents and children from Bristol and beyond gathered in Keynsham for a peaceful Black Lives Matter protest. The event provided an opportunity for […]
Bristol Cycling Campaign Sees Enormous Growth Since Lockdown
One positive effect of lockdown has been a huge boost to cycling – and Bristol Cycling Campaign is feeling the benefit of this surge. The number of cyclists on Bristol’s […]
Young Bristol School Children Create Heartwarming Video Saying ‘Thank You’ to Our Key Workers
A group of young Bristol school children have created a heartwarming video thanking key workers for looking after the nation during the coronavirus crisis. Year 1 pupils from Redfield Edge […]
Bristol Residents Warned about Coronavirus Scams and Overpricing
People living in Bristol are being warned to be wary of potential scams and retailers hiking prices during the evolving coronavirus situation. Bristol City Council’s Trading Standards team have received […]
Free School Meals Voucher Scheme Launched In Bristol
A new voucher scheme to help the thousands of the city’s pupils who are entitled to free school meals obtain food during the coronavirus crisis has been launched in Bristol. […]
Derelict building repurposed into modern council homes in Brislington
Several families have moved into a new housing development where the Broomhill elderly persons home once stood. The homes are part of Bristol City Council’s New Build Programme, which seeks […]
State of the City 2019 – Mayor focuses on immediate changes needed for Bristol
During his annual State of the City address, Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol, outlined the change needed to how the city plans and delivers housing, economic growth, transport and its […]
Bristol finalising robust plans to tackle air quality across the city
The Government has agreed to extend the deadline for submission of the Outline Business Case (OBC) for a clean air zone from the 30th September by five weeks. There will be […]
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