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 City Council has launched its first ever Food Charter, setting out its ambitions for healthier and more locally produced food.
An eight-year-old leukaemia survivor from Bristol will be stepping out with Sir Ian Botham during his special 25th anniversary walk to beat childhood leukaemia in April.
A contract has been signed which will lead to work starting on Bristol’s new £430million hospital in Southmead.
Bristol women are being encouraged to recruit their friends, family and colleagues for Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life on The this summer.
Heroin users in Bristol are being warned about supplies of the drug contaminated with anthrax, which have already killed an addict in Blackpool and caused a spate of cases in Scotland and London.
North Bristol NHS Trust is introducing a new hospital gown which they hope will end the embarrassment for patients whose bottoms were exposed with the old-style gowns.
The traditional white, male, middle-class make-up of public bodies is to be challenged at an event in Bristol on Thursday.
Bristol-based consumer activists are to take part in a nationwide protest against the sale of homeopathic remedies at Boots stores, culminating in a mass ‘overdose’ on Saturday.
Three Bristol entrepreneurs have donated £10,000 to a charitable fund they have set up to help care staff across the UK.
Bristol has been described as a new “centre of excellence” for heart surgery, after a private hospital in the city became England’s first ‘choose and book’ site for NHS patients.
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