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The Latest Breaking News from Bristol City Council

Montpelier High School apologises to parents as Ofsted judges it 'still inadequate'

The school was considered the best in Bristol until Ofsted gave it the worst rating possible

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Bristol City Council threatened with court battle over zoo car park plans approval

Planning committee granted permission for the second time in November after the high court quashed original unlawful decision

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‘Don’t make the public pay more’ urges ferry owner over council’s proposed massive fee hikes in Bristol harbour

Boat owners want discussions with Bristol Council over harbour increases, claiming they want to make a "little London"

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Sprinklers for all tower blocks as Bristol City Council announces £97m fire safety measures

ACORN campaigners have hailed it as a victory as all their demands have been met

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Fight continues after appeal launched to build bungalows previously ruled as flood risk

Residents say the area is prone to flooding evidenced by recent torrential rainfall

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Central Library could still relocate despite Bristol mayor's U-turn

City council leaders see Broadmead as a better place for the main library as current base faces "huge building costs"

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Black Boy Lane in Tottenham renamed - why Bristol's Blackboy Hill hasn't been

Black Boy Lane in Tottenham has a new name

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New charges at free Bristol car park slammed as 'discriminatory' as residents urge rethink

Bristol City Council is introducing pay and display at 10 district car parks

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Gaol Ferry Bridge reopening update as first stage of work complete

The bridge closed back in August

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People living on Bristol's harbour are 'abusing system' and are a 'privileged few' says Mayor Marvin Rees

The Mayor has defended a controversial hike in permit fees

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Owners of Airbnb 'party house' at centre of row in north Bristol promise to stop

But the couple have lodged an appeal to the Planning Inspectorate after Bristol City Council missed a deadline

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Man who squatted inside derelict cinema vows to return to halt demolition

Nick Haskins says it's now a protest to highlight the lack of facilities in the area

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Angry renters campaign directly to letting agents to end bidding war

"We’ve done it before and we’ll keep doing it, until this is a bid-free city in Bristol"

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Mum left 'terrified' in nightmare Bristol block says authorities won't help

“My kids and I share one room because they are terrified to sleep at night"

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YTL Arena Bristol's impact on transport and parking up for public consultation

Residents will be able to say how the 19,000 capacity venue will affect them, how they travel and where they park

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Plans for £35m Bristol housing scheme on city centre cark park

Bristol City Council’s housing company Goram Homes is looking for a developer to help it transform the site in Redcliffe

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Twinnell House resident says ‘every day has been hell’ since moving in six months ago

Since last year's fatal fire fire she has been in constant fear it might happen again

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Stoke Lodge row: Cotham School’s 'covert' CCTV cameras deemed 'unlawful'

The school said it installed the cameras in a bid to deter vandals

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What Bristol's proposed 4.99 per cent rise in council tax means for you

The highest bills from Bristol City Council next year are almost £4,000

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Plans for 30 homes at old Filwood Broadway cinema approved by councillors

Furious residents accused Bristol City Council of "lies" to demolish the Knowle West building

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Nearly 3,000 people homeless in Bristol on any given night last year

The charity Shelter estimates that 44 per cent of those were children

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Bristol households to see five per cent rise in council tax - but cuts to parks and libraries shelved

Bristol City Council tenants face a seven per cent rent increase but parks and libraries spared cuts in U-turn

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St Barnabas primary school in Bristol set to close despite parents' campaign to keep it open

Bristol City Council cabinet will be asked to approve the closure after a request from governors

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New e-scooter rental scheme in Bristol will see parking spaces on roads instead of pavements

The contract to run Bristol's e-scooter scheme is up for renewal and could see major changes

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Government orders Bristol City Council to fix SEND parents crisis

Ofsted and the CQC found the authority's education department had failed to repair "fractured relationships"

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