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News / St Werburghs

Houses could be built on land owned by charity

Children's Scrapstore hopes that selling land it owns for housing will "futureproof its operations"

News / animation

City studio brings beloved book characters to life

My Friend Maisy is a new series based on the Maisy book characters

News / Library of Things

Library of Things to open a third site after successful fundraiser

The charity has been operating in Bristol since 2021

News / Politics

Claire Hazelgrove elected to Foreign Affairs Select Committee

The MP for Filton and Bradley Stoke has also made her maiden speech in the House of Commons

News / Membership

Win a pair of after hours tickets to Wake The Tiger: Perk of the day, October 21

Win a pair of after hours tickets to Wake The Tiger

News / Membership

2 for 1 cocktails at Snobby’s: Perk of the day, October 20

2 for 1 cocktails at Snobby’s

News / Henbury

Boy taken to hospital after collision with a van

His condition is not believed to be life-threatening or life-changing

News / Advertising Feature

How Biodiversity Net Gain is Shaping the Future of Bristol’s Urban Development

The city is at the forefront of urban planning reforms in the UK

News / Italian

Italian community bring back annual charity dance

The event will be the first held in Bristol in 20 years

News / Membership

Free doughnut with your coffee from Pinkmans

News / Advertising Feature

New Fish bar, Fisk & Frite coming to St Werburghs, Bristol

Starting with some fundraising for their local primary school

News / Education

Primary school exam results drop to England’s bottom 10%

Results are continuing to decline since the pandemic.

News / Crime

Three arrested after spate of phone thefts

Two people on an electric motorbike have targeted pedestrians at bus stops and crossing points

News / Bristol cathedral

Formerly enslaved man memorialised at Bristol Cathedral

John Isaac was born into chattel slavery on a plantation owned by a Bristol businessman

News / schools

From Bristol to Bordeaux to make friendships through football

The four-day trip is part of the Bristol 2 Bordeaux Twinning programme

News / parking

Drivers of larger cars could be charged more to park in Bristol

Plans are at the "very early stages" of being drawn up for a radical change in rules

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