The guideway and road leading to the Ashton Avenue Swing Bridge will be closed to buses from 6am on Tuesday 9 July until 6am on Friday 12 July.

The Mayor of Bristol will present an action plan in response to the threat of climate change at July’s Full Council.

A new permanent biomethane gas filling station for the city’s metrobus fleet of environmentally friendly buses has been opened by West of England Mayor Tim Bowles and Cllr Kye Dudd, Bristol City Council Cabinet member for Energy and Transport.

Eighteen members have been appointed to the new Bristol ‘One City’ Environmental Sustainability Board.

Hundreds of vacancies will be on offer at a jobs fair at The Galleries shopping centre on Thursday July 11. In support of the council’s Proud to Care campaign the fair will focus on roles currently available in the city’s health and care sector.

People living, working and visiting Bristol are being asked for their views on two options to reduce harmful air pollution in the city.

A new website has been launched which allows people to anonymously report the sale of illegal tobacco.

The city’s three Extended Access libraries will benefit from Sunday opening from next month.

Teachers, parents and pupils across Bristol are invited to help pilot a new initiative to temporarily close roads outside schools during drop off and pick up.