Noise complaints typically peak at the end of October and early November as Halloween (31 October) and Bonfire Night (5 November) bring out party spirits. What's fun for some can turn into misery for others if the celebrations are excessively loud and run long into the night. This year, both of the key dates are followed by what for many will be a normal work day, making lost sleep doubly unwelcome. Starting on Wednesday (30 October), University of Bristol's appeals to studen

The new academic year has started with two unwelcome developments. First, the University of Bristol’s community liaison officer,...

Here’s a quick catch-up on some recent developments as we enter the 2024-25 academic year: UoB Is Recruiting a New Community-Liaison...

A firework launched along a Cotham street exploded in front of a resident as she came out of her house to try to quieten students...

Operation Beech, the special police patrol paid for by University of Bristol to tackle student noise, will run extra shifts over the...

University of Bristol has brought in new complaints-handling procedures that strip its community liaison officer of power to issue fines...

In 2021, I circulated an email to all the Residents Associations in areas close to the University of Bristol that I’d come to know...

University of Bristol reported that it received 421 complaints about its students in 2022-23, down from 547 the year before. The totals...

What impact will rising student numbers have on Bristol’s existing communities? That’s the question posed by Bristol Live in an article...

University of Bristol’s new vice-chancellor, Prof. Evelyn Welch, recently met residents’ groups at two meetings held to discuss the...