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Building safety Council ‘determined to build back trust’ with tenants

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August 28, 2025

BRISTOL City Council's chief has said the authority is “determined to build back trust” with its high rise tenants.

The council has faced considerable scrutiny in the wake of incidents such as the evacuation of Barton House in November 2023, following which it was criticised for failing to consult properly with residents beforehand and adequately meet their needs in the aftermath.

Now, following what it described as “extensive engagement and consultation with residents over the last 12 months’, it has published a new Resident Engagement Strategy for Building Safety which sets out how it will communicate and engage with residents in high-rise council blocks about building safety issues.

This included telephone surveys with more than 800 residents, a public consultation which received over 220 responses and engagement with organisations who work with council residents.

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Tom Stoppard Tributes to 'wonderful friend' who started his career in city

TRIBUTES have been paid to playwright Sir Tom Stoppard, who was remembered as one of the country's greatest writers and a \"wonderful friend\", following the announcement of his death at the weekend aged 88.

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Education Council plan to shrink schools 'flies in the face of logic'

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Football That's a massive win for our confidence, says City boss

GERHARD Struber explained how Bristol City were able to showcase a different face in the opening exchanges of their win over Portsmouth, after the Robins were “on fire” early to secure a “massive” three points at Fratton Park.

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Netanyahu seeks pardon

ISRAEL'S Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked the country’s president to grant him a pardon in his long-running corruption trial which has bitterly divided the nation.

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Funding concerns lead to calls for 'real action' on wild salmon decline

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Lammy to reveal plans for more juryless trials

MAJOR reforms to be announced this week will \"put victims front and centre\" of the criminal justice system, Justice Secretary David Lammy has said, amid reports that jury trials could be restricted to rape, murder and manslaughter.

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'We really consider the locals' Pub granted licence for 8,000 people

A PUB on the northern outskirts of Bristol lauded as a \"community hero\" has been permitted to host events with a capacity of 8,000.

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2 mins

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Tropical House Hot new attraction is a home for endangered species

THE humid climate of Asia and Africa is being recreated in a new habitat at Bristol Zoo Project featuring 14 species of reptiles, mammals, insects and birds.

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