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News / climate action

77-year-old activist sent back to prison due to issues fitting tag

Gaie Delap was returned to prison on Friday night because of an issue with an electronic tag

News / Ebenhaezer

‘Yet another example of the price Bristol is paying for the ongoing neglect of its harbour assets’

Bristol Boaters Community Association have slammed the council for choosing to scrap the Ebenhaezer

News / Politics

Debbonaire and Rees to be elevated to House of Lords

Prime minister Keir Starmer is creating 30 new Labour peers

News / Barton House

Will Greens fulfil their election pledges of rehousing Barton House residents?

Thirteen months after the tower block was evacuated, many residents still await relocation

News / floating harbour

Barge that council bought for £1.4m to be scrapped

Ebenhaezer is in such a poor condition that it is no longer safe for it to remain in the docks

News / Crime

Ban on naming 17-year-old lifted at sentencing of murderers of Max and Mason

The three teenagers and Riley Tolliver were sentenced at Bristol Crown Court

News / fundraiser

Campaign launched following fire at primary school

A blaze at St Michael's Primary School caused severe damage

News / Crime

Teenagers arrested over attacks on cyclists

Three teenagers were arrested in connection to the attacks

News / Crime

Two jailed for assisting offenders after murders of Max and Mason

The court sentenced the two men on Tuesday

News / english heritage

‘Hidden’ church above shops granted listed status

The church was envisaged as a "Baptist cathedral of the West"

News / bristol city council

Deputy council leader denies ‘fire sale’ of public buildings

Councillor Heather Mack has reacted to the Labour party's claims of 'fire sale'

News / trains

A day spent travelling to all of Bristol’s train stations

Nick Badley set himself the challenge of boarding or alighting at all 14 stations in just one day

News / Bristol24/7

Bristol24/7’s most-read stories of 2024

Highlights include a crocodile, UK's best brewery and far-right protests

News / climate action

Family of 77-year-old activist say jail recall is evidence of ‘direct discrimination’

Gaie Delap remains under a home detention curfew

News / museums

Three museums could close due to council cost-cutting

If they go ahead, the drastic options would be a body-blow to Bristol's museums

News / Young Sherlock

Zine Tseng films scenes for Young Sherlock in Bristol

Tseng plays Gulun Shou'an, "Chinese princess, Oxford University scholar and skilled martial artist"

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