Chris McEvoy

This is the question that Councillor David Wilcox asked at today's Economy and Skills Committee. Simone Wilding (Head of Planning) was clearly flummoxed by this question. the dashboard still throws mysteries at us there is definitely data gremlins in it I reported on this specific application in January

Todays WECA Audit Committee left me speechless. It was very short, because not enough committee members had turned up to make it quorate. There were some eloquent contributions from the public in the Public Forum (no follow up questions allowed). Watch Public Forum. Andrew Lynch (member of the public) commiserated

Please take the time to read The South Bristol Vanity Project, which has been published today. It clearly lays out the evasion and manipulation of data used by BCC to justify the SBLN. A Scheme that nobody wants and nobody needs. The SBLN has been justified by the "fact&

We hear a lot about modern Bristol filming locations and connections, but I decided to take a look at the 1970's to see what Bristol connections I could find. A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (1972) "A couple uses extremely black comedy to survive taking

At the UN Forum of Mayors in Geneva on 12 October 2026, Tony Dyer, leader of Bristol City Council, discussed transport infrastructure, road safety and sustainable mobility. Local governments have a critical role in shaping transport systems, improving road safety, promoting public transport and active mobility. and ensuring that streets

Bristol City Council published their revised plans for the SBLN Scheme. A major change was: Trialling side road zebra crossings, which reinforce pedestrian right of way on side roads, including on North Street's junctions with Raleigh Road The nine locations for the Implied Zebra Crossings on North Street