Matty Edwards

The regeneration of Whitehouse Street will change the face of Bedminster. So how does the masterplan shape up on affordable housing, high rises and protecting jobs?

Four years after the government promised to ban no-fault evictions, renters are still waiting for a lifeline in the Renters Reform Bill that would correct the power imbalance with private landlords.

A ‘liveable neighbourhood’ trial will stop cars driving through a large area of east Bristol. The plans have sparked support and opposition.

Residents of Queens Court have faced damp and mould issues, and complaints being ignored – and have now been handed a steep rent hike.

The government’s failure to raise minimum energy efficiency standards of privately rented properties will leave many renters in cold homes.

Bristol City Council’s vow to stop using bailiffs to collect unpaid council tax is giving people breathing space. But debt levels are spiking

The council’s budget black hole will rise to £32m. But as local government heads for bankruptcy elsewhere in England, something has to give.

In-depth coverage of Bristol’s local election that cuts through the bulls#!t.

Orchard House leaseholders are trying to force the building owner to carry out remediation works – but little progress has been made.

The new government is changing how local authorities are funded, so is there light at the end of the tunnel for Bristol?