Alex Turner

NHS denies busy dentist surgery where thousands queued could have stayed open, but campaigners call for for more transparency.

If you don’t want to vote for the main parties in Bristol, TUSC, the Knowle Community Party and independents offer options on 2 May.

Modular homes at Legal & General’s Bonnington development will be removed from their foundations, leaving buyers waiting for up to a year.

Legal & General’s Bonnington modular homes site held up after a ‘serious mistake’ with finishing work meant brick walls had to be taken down.

New inspection report on Bristol SEND services says it is up to government to decide next steps, as inquiry into social media spying looms.

Residents have fought to save Knowle West green spaces from development. But they have also reclaimed smaller plots, which are now thriving.

Bristol is not overrun with queer nightlife spaces. Since Covid restrictions eased, new groups of promoters have set out to change things.

Bristol’s childcare system is at breaking point, with mothers forced out of the workforce as costs rise and provision shrinks.

Women are being priced out of work. Affordable childcare won’t just benefit individual families, but society as a whole, says Laura Williams.

Councillors will vote on a motion proposing an independent inquiry into allegations Bristol City Council spied on parents of SEND children.

Independent. Investigative. Indispensable.

Council will continue to offer households with children places at controversial Hengrove office block conversion, after review finds it did not find out true sizes of flats where hundreds live before it began housing people there

Documents seen by the Cable confirm issues reported by residents at the controversial South Bristol apartment block.

Imperial Apartments, a converted Hengrove office block where many flats do not meet space standards, was opened in 2020 to private renters and people facing homelessness. There are serious concerns about conditions there – but with Bristol’s bleak rental market cutting off housing options, some say …

Women experiencing violence or domestic abuse in conjunction with homelessness and other traumas have long been at risk of slipping through gaps between services. A new project aims to make sure that doesn’t happen.

The number of children in the care of Bristol City Council being housed in children’s homes outside the city has nearly doubled since early in the pandemic.