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The Latest Breaking News from Bristol City Council

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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Extra Bristol Beacon costs are 'painful reality' admits Mayor Marvin Rees

But the alternative is even worse...

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Bristol Beacon revamp costs spiral again by £25m to £132m

Bristol City Council cabinet set to approve loan that will cost authority £2.3m in repayment annually for 50 years

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The Bristol warm space offering the 'cheapest cooked breakfast in the city'

And on a Wednesday it's free

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By-election candidate Martin Booth withdraws from race for Hotwells and Harbourside

He concluded there were "perceived conflicts of interest" with his role as Bristol 24/7 editor

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Bristol councillors back calls to halt controversial transfer of council transport staff

Labour said if the move doesn't go ahead, more than £1 million of cuts would have to fall elsewhere

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Former Three Blackbirds pub on Stapleton Road could become a hotel

There could also be new apartments built at the back on the property

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Lawrence Hill underpasses flood yet again as it's renamed a 'lido' on Google Maps

Someone has renamed it 'Lawrence Hill Roundabout and Lido'

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Owner of 'Miss Conduct' yacht in Bristol harbour guilty of being 'rogue landlord'

Thomas Flight ripped off tenants while he lives on board the yacht with the helicopter on the roof

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Iceland in Bedminster 'is closing' say staff but chain won't comment

Roadworks outside the store have restricted access for a year and counting

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Fury over waterlogged graves and slippery footpaths at Bristol Cemetery

Community leaders say on more than one occasion those carrying the coffin slipped and the deceased fell out of the coffin

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Ashton Gate railway station reopening hopes backed by council leaders

Transport chiefs have pencilled in a new station on the restored line to Portishead but progress is uncertain

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Landmark building by Temple Meads to be demolished for flats

It's often the first building people see when they arrive in Bristol

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Bristol’s Central Library relocation plans scrapped after public outcry

The library could have been relocated from its current historic home under proposals for next year's budget

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Temple Quarter needs to be 'shaped by Bristolians' as first huge consultation on regeneration project launched

"We don’t want it to be something that just lands on Bristol and makes a bunch of money for some outside developers"

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Residents describe 'soul-destroying' experience of living next to building site for three years

"We’ve just reached the end of our tether"

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Bristol Central Library relocation opposed in Tory motion to full council

Marvin Rees's Labour administration has proposed the idea among a raft of budget cuts

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Council chiefs warned removing Whiteladies Road cycle lane was PR nightmare

Plans were scrapped after proving controversial among many cyclists

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