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5 out of 10 for Bristol City Council

5 out of 10 for Bristol City Council

Tony Dyer (Leader of Bristol City Council) gave an interesting interview on a local podcast this week. Some quotes: We've also had to made £42 million pounds of cuts, yes I know I'm supposed to say savings but saying savings when you're the person

Workplace Parking Levy Prioritised

Today the Council published the Corporate Strategy 2025 to 2030. It confirms that the Council will prioritise the implementation of a Workplace Parking Levy in Bristol. A report was published in September 2024 that described how the scheme might operate. The details of the potential WPL scheme requires further work

BCC Document Library is not very usable

BCC Document Library is not very usable

So far in 2025 (as at 07/05) Bristol City Council have published 508 documents. In 2024 they published 1,094 documents. There is a lot of very useful and interesting documents in this library, and is an important resource for residents of Bristol. The Council publish a list of

Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Bristol - How Many?

I have pulled together some information about Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Bristol from the available Council Data. Most of the data comes from the report referenced below, and from "Bristol Spending over £500" data. I am providing this analysis in order to inform a discussion about this

Crime Report - Apr 24 to Mar 25

The Crime Stats for March 2025 have just been published. Here are some insights for the 12 month period from April 2024 to March 2025. Overall Crime Rate The total number of crimes reported in March 2025 was 4,906 which is the highest monthly figure since October 2024 (5,

WECA Winners - Labour, Liberal Democrats and Reform

Helen Godwin (Labour) has won the contest for the West of England Combined Authority. WECA is made of of three regions: Bristol, Bath & North East Somerset and South Gloucestershire. The winners in each region was: Bristol - Labour, BANES - Liberal Democrats, South Glos - Reform Here are the

Clifton Down is the Airbnb Capital of Bristol

Airbnb Density If you look at the percentage of properties in each Ward where entire properties are let on Airbnb you find that Clifton Down has the highest density at 2.33% (149 of 6,383 properties). This map shows the Airbnb properties in Clifton Down. Central Ward has the