Extinction Rebellion Bristol supports the Environmental Sustainability Board’s One City Climate Strategy. We do not endorse any political candidates. Given the Mayoral elections on 7th May, we are aware that it is a sensitive time for Bristol ...

On Friday 6 March, XR banners appeared on top of one of Bristol’s landmark buildings, Colston Tower, reading 'time is running out'.

XR Bristol welcomes the One City Climate Strategy - describing a pathway for Bristol to become carbon neutral and climate resilient by 2030.

Chay Harwood is determined to make Extinction Rebellion a movement that fights for social justice. Chay Harwood was raised in a single parent family on low income. Since joining Extinction Rebellion in November 2018, Chay has been determined to highlight the inequalities in our society. He always knew that he ...

Healthcare professionals march down Park Street with their message: the climate crisis is a health crisis. Photography credit: Abbie Festa On Friday 28 February hundreds of working adults turned out in support of Greta Thunberg and ...

Photography credit: Simon Holliday Extinction Rebellion Bristol congratulates North Somerset councillors on staying on the right side of history by voting against plans to expand Bristol Airport.This evening’s historic meeting of the North Somerset Council Planning Committee at Weston-super-Mare Town ...

We couldn’t be prouder that Bristol, the first city authority in the UK to declare a Climate Emergency has also become the first city to declare an Ecological Emergency. We expect more firsts to follow. Bristol ...

Be on the right side of History Dear Marvin, We call on you as our Mayor and city leader to use your influence to oppose, publicly and unequivocally, the expansion of Bristol Airport. We are proud that Bristol was the first UK city to declare a climate emergency and ...

As the International Rebellion approaches, farmers and land workers from across the UK are uniting to form the XR Farmers group. This group is for people in farming to come together as part of XR and in support of non-violent civil disobedience in this time of climate and ecological ...

A large group of Extinction Rebellion protestors accused Bristol Airport of making grossly misleading claims on Tuesday 17 September at the Sustainable Transport Festival. A passionate, non-violent, but large and noisy protest took place at both We the Curious and later at City Hall during the event. Bristol Airport, which ...