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10 things to do this week, November 24-30

Featuring Beth Rowley at Fleece & North Bristol Arts Trail

Features / 10 things to do this week

10 things to do this week, November 17-23

This week's highlights include camp aliens and photo books

Features / Reportage

Bristol Vision 2014: Innovation and diversity

Creative industry event inspires and faces fresh challenge

Features / 10 things to do this week

10 things to do this week, November 10-16

Including La Roux, Mark Watson and a puppet Bin Laden

Features / World War I

Bristol’s War: Pawnbroking’s essential role

Paid to have friends in high places to avoid conscriptiON

Features / World War I

Bristol’s War: Poetry of Isaac Rosenberg

Haunting words of son who never flinched from horrors

Features / Investigations

Salad days for second chance urban farmers

Interview with the farmer behind The Severn Project

Features / Reportage

Tearing down the city in the sky

Demolition crews put more nails into Bristol's 1960s dream

Features / european green capital

Green Bristol gets into the swing of things

First events announced for Bristol's year as Green Capital

Features / French nobleman Malsherbes

Kings Weston Estate: 11 things you don’t know

A unique and well-hidden gem, the estates spans 300 acres

Features / Things you didn't know

12 things you didn’t know about Troopers Hill

One of the most 'spectacular wildlife spots in Bristol'

Features / Westbury-on-Trym

Bristol’s War: Westbury’s pagan war memorial

Vicar refused to endorse monument to city's fallen heroes

Features / World War I

Bristol’s War: The war crime of the U.86

As few as two Bristolians survived war crime on the ocean

Features / World War I

Bristol’s War: Britain’s first policewoman

Bristol appointed some of world's first women officers

Features / World War I

Bristol’s War: Fined for buying a round

Treating returning soldiers outlawed for their own good

Features / World War I

Bristol’s War: In The Dug Out

YMCA centre was hugely popular for soldiers

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