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Bristol councillor elected Green Party co-leader
The resignation of both Siân Berry and Jonathan Bartley earlier this year triggered yet another race for the leadership of the Green Party of England and Wales. This came to a conclusion on Friday the 1st of October, when Bristol councillor Carla Denyer was elected co-leader
The return of Bristol’s climate strikes
As climate strikes return to Bristol, Torin Menzies analyses the impact made by the group.
Edmund Burke and the origins of modern conservatism
Conservatism’s influence on the Western world has been obvious over the past few decades, but it can be difficult to discover the ideology’s oldest roots. David Evans studies Edmund Burke’s legacy to understand why he is often penned as ‘the father of modern conservatism’.
Marvin Rees’ State of the City Address
In the Wills’ Memorial building on Wednesday 16th October, Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees gave his seventh annual State of the City address. Rees celebrated the achievements of his term so far, while also outlining his plan for Bristol’s future as a ‘City of Hope’. Following
How will the Bristol Metrobus fare?
With the Bristol Metrobus looking set to launch later this month, should we all be eager in anticipation, or remain cautious?
Question marks remain over Bristol Arena
The tale of the Bristol arena takes another twist, as the saga continues…
Review: Franco Manca
Harry and Izzy visit Bristol’s new pizza restaurant, Franco Manca.
Gallery: Final glimpse inside abandoned Royal Mail sorting office
Before the demolition experts move in, this collection of photos was published to (probably not so fondly) remember the structure by.
Bristol’s litter police?
Controversy is emerging surrounding the council’s clean streets initiative, with accusations of “heavy-handed” treatment.
