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I publicly launched Bristol Uncovered just one month ago, and I thought I would give you an update on how it is going. I told all of our Councillors about the site, with this message: Why? Residents need to have a more a constructive relationship with their Councillors, and we

A story was published in Bristol Live on 21/03/2025: Hazardous waste left dumped on Bristol pavement because it was 'too dangerous to clear up' A councillor (Tim Kent) has reported his own council to the Health & Safety Executive for breaching public safety laws. I decided

According to Bristol City Council: A 10% threshold of HMOs in a neighborhood is considered a "tipping point" where negative impacts on residential amenity and community cohesion are likely. See HMO Density Evidence Paper I have written about my efforts to get hold of Property License data, and

Bristol Uncovered uses a lot of data to provide insights into life in Bristol, but I can only provide these insights if the data is available in a form that can be easily accessed. Providing data about the House of Multiple Occupancy (HMO) position in Bristol will allow us to

These aren't nicknames for Councillors, but are inspiration for encouraging engagement with Bristol citizens. I maintain a list of Bristol City Council videos on BU. Most of the videos are of Council Meetings, but today a new video appeared that was a bit different. A van seized by

Trigger Warning: This article contains descriptions and images of "poo" (and an Estate Agency). Please do not proceed any further if you are disturbed by "poo" (or Estate Agents).Educational Information: The word "poo," meaning faeces, is of uncertain origin, but likely developed as