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Plans approved for cricket ground’s international ambitions

Plans approved for cricket ground’s international ambitions

International cricket in Bristol could be secured after Gloucestershire County Cricket Club was given the go-ahead to increase the capacity of its ground in Bristol.

Forget money: happy mums are better mums

Forget money: happy mums are better mums

Money can’t buy you happiness but being ‘happy in yourself’ can make you a more successful mother, according to new research from Bristol University.

City sets out healthy amibitions for local food

City sets out healthy amibitions for local food

Bristol City Council has launched its first ever Food Charter, setting out its ambitions for healthier and more locally produced food.

Bristol joins forces to bid for high-speed rail link

Bristol joins forces to bid for high-speed rail link

Bristol City Council has joined forces with local authorities and regional development agencies across the West and Wales to bid for a high-speed rail link from London.

Plane-spotters return home from Indian nightmare

Plane-spotters return home from Indian nightmare

Two Bristol plane-spotters have returned home from India after being fined for intercepting communications between pilots and authorities at Delhi airport.

Revised plans for Ashton Gate Sainsbury’s are revealed

Revised plans for Ashton Gate Sainsbury’s are revealed

Revised plans for a new Sainsbury’s store on the site of Bristol City Football Club’s existing stadium have been submitted.

Tesco squatters call for more help as bailiffs turned away

Tesco squatters call for more help as bailiffs turned away

A Bristol group that has taken over a former comedy club on Cheltenham Road is calling for more support in its battle against supermarket giant Tesco, after bailiffs were turned away this morning.

Make the most of digital TV, council leader urges

Make the most of digital TV, council leader urges

Bristol City Council Leader Barbara Janke is urging people to make the most of the digital TV switchover – the first stage of which is scheduled for March 24.

Twittering masses join forces to raise charity cash

Twittering masses join forces to raise charity cash

Bristol’s twittering masses will join thousands of other people around the world to raise thousands of pounds for an international charity fighting poverty in some of the world’s poorest areas.

Chip-and-bin meeting with Defra ‘very positive’, says council

Chip-and-bin meeting with Defra ‘very positive’, says council

A team from Bristol City Council has said a meeting with government officials about their proposed ‘chip-and-bin’ scheme today was “very positive”.

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