History
The college was formed in 1996 when Brunel College merged with South Bristol College. City of Bristol College dates back to the merchant venturers in the sixteenth century and has since expanded through a series of mergers. It was formed by the merger of Brunel College with South Bristol College and subsequently also merged with Soundwell College and smaller establishments such as the College of Care and Early Years Education.
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