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People who get on and off the bus in Broadmead will be able to get advice from a team of travel advisors who will be stationed on Union Street, The Horsefair and Penn Street. They will be on hand to help people find their new bus stops when 26 bus routes serving these streets change on Sunday 30 August.
Why it mattersCould change journey times and costs for commuters in the West of England.
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Since 2016, it has delivered 280 homes and generated more than £6 million for its sole shareholder, the council.
Why it mattersTouches housing supply, affordability and tenants' rights in the West of England.

It follows a trial of the bags by 500 households last year, which has been declared a success.

The council is investigating a suspected botulism outbreak in St George Park lake in Bristol.

Bristol City Council says memorials covering an area larger than the alloted gravesite must be removed

Gloucestershire County Council hopes to begin work between St Ann Way and Cole Avenue in 2027.
Why it mattersCould change journey times and costs for commuters in the West of England.

A former mayor and a long-serving councillor are among the other loved ones remembered this week
Why it mattersCombined Authority decision shaping regional priorities across the West of England.

Stroud District Council is earmarking where new homes will be built over the next 20 years.
Why it mattersTouches housing supply, affordability and tenants' rights in the West of England.

Daniel Adams took North Somerset Council to court to try to have free parking restored in Clevedon.

A disabled man from Bristol says he felt he was in "jail" during the nearly nine years he spent in a council-run care centre.

Somerset Council is committed to delivering 580 new council homes by March 2031.

Reablement staff who've worked at Gloucestershire County Council for decades are expected to strike.

Their plan went to committee due to their council link
Why it mattersA council decision that will set policy direction in the West of England.
HERE are the latest planning applications submitted to South Gloucestershire Council for towns including Almondsbury, Coalpit Heath and Frampton Cotterell
Why it mattersCould change what gets built — and where — in the West of England.

The council says climate change is to blame
Why it mattersEnvironmental decision affecting public health and local nature in the West of England.
SOUTH Gloucestershire Council has published its latest batch of planning applications, covering everything from farm infrastructure and village extensions to major housing and commercial schemes
Why it mattersCould change what gets built — and where — in the West of England.

"The council still has time to reconsider its plans and avoid disruption by listening to employees"

Planners described it as 'intrusive'
Why it mattersCould change what gets built — and where — in the West of England.

'Some elements of the scheme have been reviewed and adjusted'

Warning that village would be 'transformed from a rural hamlet into a suburban extension of Radstock'

'Parking enforcement plays a critical role in managing the highway network'

"As a port city, we are proud to welcome seafarers from across the world and have done so for generations"

Lib Dems have called on the council's chief exec to answer questions
Why it mattersCombined Authority decision shaping regional priorities across the West of England.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE residents are being encouraged to share their views on the future of adult social care as part of a national consultation
Why it mattersResidents in the West of England can respond before the consultation closes.
COLUMN by Thornbury and Yate MP Claire Young
Why it mattersWestminster activity that touches policy affecting the West of England.
Column by Chris Nelson, Police and Crime Commissioner for Gloucestershire
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GLOUCESTERSHIRE'S temporary chief constable Maggie Blyth is to retire after 36 years of public service
Why it mattersPolicing and community-safety implications for residents in the West of England.

Over £4 million in funding from the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority has been confirmed to help people get around by walking, wheeling (using a mobility scooter, wheelchair or pushchair), or cycling in South Gloucestershire.
Why it mattersAffects which local services in the West of England get funded next year.

A raft of improvements to bus services in the West of England is set to be introduced, after feedback from thousands of residents across the region who responded to the Next stop, better buses survey.
Why it mattersCould change journey times and costs for commuters in the West of England.
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