News / Brabazon
Plans for 1,514-bed student flats in north Bristol given green light
The development will be part of the new neighbourhood known as Brabazon
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News / South Bristol
‘Vital’ community space at risk as church put up for sale
“It’s the only space where people can meet, talk and hold activities”
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News / Transport
Date finally set for major walking and cycling improvement works
The area around Park Row has long been criticised for its sub-standard cycling infrastructure
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News / Pubs
Last orders at much-loved pub
“Running a pub isn’t a job, it’s a way of life,” said landlord Martin Donlin as he said goodbye
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News / Aerospace Bristol
Free coach travel for schoolchildren to ‘world-class’ museum
“We have seen first-hand how much students enjoy exploring Bristol’s rich aerospace history”
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News / Politics
Kingswood Tory MP resigns over oil and gas bill
“The climate crisis that we face is too important to politicise or to ignore”
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News / Tyre Extinguishers
Activists slammed as ‘faceless bunch of eco-warriors’
The "smug" Tyre Extinguishers returned to Bristol on their mission to ban SUVs in urban areas
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News / Science
‘Giant’ worms dating back 518 million years discovered by Bristol Uni scientist
They have been named Timorebestia, meaning “terror beasts” in Latin
