Alex Seabrook

One trade union rep said: "The irony can't be lost on too many people."

A depot where staff coordinate damp repairs on council flats in Bristol has itself a leaky roof and damp and mould.

Its purchase and hefty price tag was previously described as a 'ransom'

A rusty old barge that cost Bristol taxpayers £1.4 million will now be taken apart as it's unsafe to stay in the harbour.

The two Labour politicians were included in a list of nominations for peerages

Marvin Rees and Thangam Debbonaire have been offered peerages and could soon be sitting in the House of Lords.

From 2026 the government will close a tax loophole used by the super-rich, but this could affect family farms

Two giant signs could be put up on a new university campus under new plans. Each week Bristol City Council receives dozens of planning applications seeking permission for a whole range of developments.

It's one of a number of new planning applications

Planning officers warned the house would be too hard to get to at night, so residents would rely on driving instead