Council meetings

Council meeting dates, membership, agendas, reports, minutes and webcasts.

Find council meetings

Documents including agendas for a meeting are available five clear working days before a meeting not including despatch day and meeting day.

You can also download the mod.gov app to see details of meetings and set up automatic alerts that will let you know about items on meeting agendas in your ward and committees of interest.

Download at:

• Apple website: IPad app
• Google Play: Android app
• Windows App Store:Windows app

Have your say at council meetings

The 'How to have your say at meetings'  reference guide (pdf, 406KB) (opens new window)  explains the different council meetings, what they are for and how you can have your say.

It includes guidelines for presenting a petition, statement or question at a meeting and how you will get a response.

How to have your say at Development Control Committees (pdf, 96KB) (opens new window) explains the need to make written statements before the meeting and how you can speak at the meeting.

Hard copies of documents

You can see hard copies of previous agendas, reports, minutes and decision sheets at:

Bristol Archives
B Bond Warehouse
Smeaton Road
Bristol BS1 6XN
Tel: 0117 922 4224
Email: archives@bristol.gov.uk

You can see hard copies of agendas for future meetings at:

City Hall Reception
College Green
Bristol
BS1 5TR

Webcasts of council meetings

Some meetings are video streamed to improve openness, understanding and accountability of local decision making. These meetings are streamed live and are also available on-demand within 48 hours of the meeting.

See live and on-demand webcasts  on our YouTube page.

Videos are made available for public viewing for four years after the date of the meeting.

Photography, filming and social media use in meetings

People coming to open meetings can:

• film
• audio record
• take photographs
• use social media.

Commentary to filming is not allowed during meetings.  If you're going to a meeting you may be filmed by others at the meeting.

 

Read 'A guide for the press and public on attending meetings of local government'  from GOV.UK.