• Revised pricing announced for RPZs

  By quagmire3

  I don't think it is a money making thing for GF. I think it is a toffs misguided idea of putting car...

            

   

  By The Bristol Post at 07:55 on 19/06/13

  

  DETAILS of the charges car owners will pay under planned Residents' Parking Zone schemes have been revealed. A report by council officers about mayor George Ferguson's proposals for zones across districts near the city centre was released last night. It coincided with a council debate after a petition against the scheme gathered 6,180 signatures. Under the new charges the cost of a first permit for a resident would be £48,...

• What the Clifton Suspension Bridge could have looked like

  By JJoee

  I'd be interested to go along and see this but it's only on for an hour and a half one day next week...

            

   

  By The Bristol Post at 07:00 on 19/06/13

  

  SOME of the strangest ideas and structures which never made it off the architect's drawing board are to go on display in Bristol this summer as part of a special exhibition. The exhibition, which is part of love Architecture Week, focuses on designs and plans which never became a reality. They include an incredibly ambitious scheme for Clifton Suspension Bridge and the city's answer to the world famous Sydney Opera House. There is...

• Giant mural of Jesus in Stokes Croft attracts unlikely praise

  By jools44

  Those Polish boys got the moves. Just enjoy guys

            

   

  By The Bristol Post at 12:07 on 12/06/13

  

  A NEW 30ft piece of street art depicting Jesus breakdancing has attracted praise – from the Catholic church. A spokesperson for the Diocese of Clifton said the new piece should "get people talking about religion" in Bristol. The giant mural, painted next to The Canteen – a Stokes Croft diner part-owned by Bristol mayor George Ferguson was unveiled yesterday. •More photos of the mural It sits...

• First announces last event of fares consultation

  By DecemberDawn

  For the fares paid now the buses should be clean and safe and not littered. There shiuld conductors...

            

   

  By The Bristol Post at 05:00 on 14/06/13

  

  BUS operator First has announced details of the final event to be held as part of its fares review. The event in St Werburghs will be the 15th to be staged under the three-month consultation, which was launched after campaigners gathered thousands of signatures from the public demanding fairer ticket prices. The drop-in session will be held at St Werburghs Community Centre on Wednesday, June 19, ahead of the consultation deadline...

• Bristol takes on the big question: Cream or jam first?

  By rowleyrag

  By what possible stretch of the imagination does this rambling irrelevant claptrap constitute...

            

   

  By The Bristol Post at 05:00 on 14/06/13

  

  It's one of the questions in life that causes furrowed brows, heated debates and turns husband against wife and brother against sister. It is, of course, that age-old poser: When eating a cream tea, what goes on first – the cream or the jam? The "jam first" people argue they are using logic and science. The jam is heavier and stickier than the cream, therefore it should go on first. The "cream first" people...

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