TRANSPORTLocal Journalism22 Jun
From Bristol campaign trail to Downing Street exit: City's MPs pay tribute as Keir Starmer resigns
Bristol Live
"Our country is far better off for having had him as its leader"
Environment
All coverage tagged under Environment.
COUNCILLocal Journalism22 Jun
Concern whether boaters are being moved on for rugby match days
Bath Echo
The council is planning to start temporarily closing the river footpath when Bath Rugby is playing.
COUNCILLocal Journalism22 Jun
Lives at risk if crumbling New Cut river walls aren't repaired, report warns
Bristol Live
Bristol City Council needs to find £50m over five years
NEWSLocal Journalism25 Jun
Dozens apply for controversial licences to use Bristol parks
Bristol Live
Professional dog walks are among those who have applied
NEWSLocal Journalism22 Jun
Sir Keir Starmer resigns as PM - live updates and reaction
Bristol Live
Starmer will remain in charge until a new leader is chosen
TRANSPORTLocal Journalism10 Jun
Cost of Manvers Street vault repairs soars by almost £1 million
Bath Echo
The road has been closed since 26th May for an anticipated six months as major works need to be carried out.
COUNCILLocal Journalism1 Apr
The Greens' UBI proposal doesn't go far enough
Bristol Cable
A council motion argues for a UBI for Bristol's arts sector.
COUNCILPublic Body25 Jun
Bath & North East Somerset secures funding to extend Park & Ride evening services
West of England Combined Authority
Residents and visitors in Bath & North East Somerset can benefit from improved evening travel, as the council has successfully secured funding from the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority (WECA) to continue extending Park & Ride bus services later into the evening.
COUNCILPublic Body24 Jun
West of England supports Better Transport Week
West of England Combined Authority
The West of England Mayoral Combined Authority (WECA) – alongside partners Great Western Railway (GWR) and Network Rail – have proudly supported Better Transport Week with a visit to Ashley Down, the West's newest train station, and the soon to be opened Eastern Entrance of Bristol Temple Meads.
PARLIAMENTLocal Journalism23 Jun
'It caused so much friction in families' - Bristol looks back on a decade of Brexit
Bristol Live
Ten years and seven Prime Ministers later, what Bristol thinks about Brexit has changed
TRANSPORTPublic Body12 Jun
Cycling and walking boom with £4.5bn for thousands of new routes and safer crossings
West of England Combined Authority
More than half of short journeys in towns and cities will be walked, wheeled or cycled by 2035 under new national targets announced by the Department for Transport. The new Cycling and Walking Investment Strategy sets a national target for people to hit the pavement or pedals for 55% of short trips in towns and for 60% of children aged 5 to 16 to travel a…