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Features / Architecture

‘Fascinating textures and abstract forms make car parks so interesting’

Car parks might not seem exciting but they're often striking examples of brutalist architecture

Features / floating harbour

Bristol’s dockside cranes are ‘a love affair with our city’s skyline’

Once among a vast supporting cast, the remaining cranes now take centre stage

Features / flytipping

‘Barton Hill residents certainly deserve better’

Residents in the area are frustrated with a recent surge in flytipping

Features / easton

The spirit of Easton’s street parties

Street closed, doors open: community and connection in Bristol's most sociable neighbourhood

Features / slavery

Exploring the links between workhouses and slavery

New academic research highlights links between Bristol's first workhouse and the slave economy

Features / avon and somerset police

Inside the silver command suite

A behind the scenes look at what it takes to police the Women’s Rugby World Cup

Features / Breakfast with Bristol24/7

Breakfast with Bristol24/7: Clare Moody

The police & crime commissioner meets Karen Johnson at a cafe run by ex-prisoners on Gloucester Road

Features / Barton Hill

The inspiring project connecting communities in Barton Hill

"We need as a city to look after our children, no matter their colour or background"

Features / knife crime

Knife crime in Bristol triples in a decade

A Freedom of Information request has revealed a concerning increase in knife-related offences

Features / Bristol

Who were Arno and his vale and Stoke and his croft?

Arno had his court, Badock his wood and Stoke his croft. Or did they?

Features / memes

The stories behind Bristol’s three most famous memes

"You're joking? Not another one!"

Features / Sustainability

Hip-Hop Garden brings beats and roots to Easton

Hip-hop isn’t just heard - it’s now planted, tended and allowed to grow

Features / clifton suspension bridge

The Clifton Suspension Bridge as you have never seen it before

The bridge is currently midway through an £8m refurbishment project

Features / st george

What will become of St George Social Club?

The community shares what they think should happen with this derelict building on Church Road

Features / kingswood

‘Confusing’ car park is driving shoppers away from high street

Frustration continues to grows among local businesses

Features / Ugliness

This Bristol group wants to tax beauty

The Ugly Rights Movement argues that ‘lookism’ is a pervasive and pernicious form of discrimination

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