Bristol becomes first UK city to ban fast-fashion adverts
The policy reflects political trends in the city, which elected the Green party’s Carla Denyer as MP in 2024, the same year voters made the Green party the largest party in the council chamber. Photograph: Jonathan Brady/PAView image in fullscreenThe policy reflects political trends in the city, which elected the Green party’s Carla Denyer as MP in 2024, the same year voters made the Green party the largest party in the council chamber. But none has previously imposed any such ban on advertising for fast fashion products.The change in policy reflects political trends in the city, which elected the Green party’s Carla Denyer as MP in 2024, the same year that voters made the Green party the largest party in the council chamber.
- ▪The policy reflects political trends in the city, which elected the Green party’s Carla Denyer as MP in 2024, the same year voters made the Green party the largest party in the council chamber.
- ▪Photograph: Jonathan Brady/PAView image in fullscreenThe policy reflects political trends in the city, which elected the Green party’s Carla Denyer as MP in 2024, the same year voters made the Green party the largest party in the council ch
- ▪But none has previously imposed any such ban on advertising for fast fashion products.The change in policy reflects political trends in the city, which elected the Green party’s Carla Denyer as MP in 2024, the same year that voters made the
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The policy reflects political trends in the city, which elected the Green party’s Carla Denyer as MP in 2024, the same year voters made the Green party the largest party in the council chamber. Photograph: Jonathan Brady/PAView image in fullscreenThe policy reflects political trends in the city, which elected the Green party’s Carla Denyer as MP in 2024, the same year voters made the Green party the largest party in the council chamber. Photograph: Jonathan Brady/PABristolBristol becomes first UK city to ban fast-fashion adverts Greens-run council will also curb ads for SUVs, airlines, cruises and fossil fuels on sites it owns, in city known for radical political sceneDamien Gayle Environment correspondentTue 15 Sep 2026 12.42 EDTLast modified on Tue 15 Sep 2026 12.43 EDTSharePrefer the…
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