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- Sep 25, 2026
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Bristol pub’s wrapped mural branded 'atrocious AI slop' (opens the original)
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Bristol Live readers have reacted strongly to the city's first AI generated street art mural, which appeared on the side of the Jolly Colliers pub in Bedminster. The huge artwork appeared on West Street last week, prompting criticism from locals who questioned why a city famous for its street art had opted for an AI generated design rather than commissioning a local artist. The colourful vinyl wrap - which has now been removed frollowing the backlash - featured several Bristol landmarks, althoug
Tourist tax branded a ‘hit on families’ as businesses raise concerns (opens the original)
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Bristol Live readers have been reacting to plans for a new tourist tax on overnight stays across the Bristol region, with critics warning it could hit families and put additional pressure on local businesses. The proposed visitor levy would apply to hotels, B&Bs, guesthouses and Airbnbs, with West of England mayor Helen Godwin deciding the rate. Revenue would be used to support tourism, late night buses and improvements to public spaces. South Gloucestershire Conservatives have condemned the pla
£680k bus gate bill for Coventry drivers as readers say 'the signs aren't clear' (opens the original)
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Coventry Live readers are angry to hear that Coventry motorists have paid more than £680,000 in bus gate penalties during the first six months of 2026. Figures show Coventry City Council collected £680,414 from motorists caught using bus gates between January and June. The Greyfriars Road bus gate in the city centre accounted for the vast majority, generating £542,229 in penalties since the start of the year. The controversial bus gate has been the subject of ongoing debate since enforcement beg
Coventry pavement parking crackdown as readers ask 'where will we park?' (opens the original)
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Coventry Live readers have heard that Coventry City Council is drawing up plans for a citywide pavement parking ban, with the council saying new powers are expected to be introduced across the country. Mark O'Connell, the council's strategic lead for highway operations and delivery, told the Communities and Neighbourhoods Scrutiny Board that developing a local policy for pavement parking was one of this year's priorities. He said: 'There will be a ban on pavement parking. At the moment it is jus
Bristol Live readers have their say on £61k artwork 'it’s a no-win situation' (opens the original)
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Bristol Live readers have questioned the £61,000 cost of the deteriorating Our Common Ground artwork on Centre Promenade, after the charity behind the project said it was unreasonable to be asked how the public money was spent. The artwork cost £61,000 in total, with Bristol City Council contributing £31,000 towards materials, equipment, labour, production and a touch up after the artwork first deteriorated just weeks after installation. The Bristol Legacy Foundation (BLF), chaired by former dep
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