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News / Bristol Zoo Gardens

Disused zoo car park could reopen soon

Bristol Zoo has been at the centre of several disputes

News / Housing

435 new flats could be built on former car showrooms

Developers Dandara Living are proposing a mixture of one-, two- and three-bedroom flats to rent

News / Marvin Rees

Rees says media fails to cover less ‘glamorous’ stories

Rees continues on the promotion trail for his recently published memoir

News / Heritage

Discovering the secrets of some of Bristol’s oldest buildings

Condition surveys have been undertaken at the Red Lodge and Georgian House

News / disability

New podcast to ignite STEM interest in young people with disabilities

Squar3roots science podcast has been designed in collaboration with young people with disabilities

News / Health

Sood Chemists to say goodbye Gloucester Road

After 44 years, the chemist is to change hands

News / Politics

Metro mayor Norris slammed for being WECA’s ‘absentee landlord’

West of England metro mayor Dan Norris now has a second job as MP for North East Somerset & Hanham

News / redcliffe

‘Healthy’ ash tree could be felled

Residents have commissioned their own report in a last-ditch attempt to save a much-loved tree

News / car parks

Charges to change at council-owned car parks

The council says some drivers will gain while others will be out of pocket

News / Cumberland Road

New signage to be installed warning drivers of bus gate

Almost £1.6m has now gone into council coffers thanks to the bus gate on Cumberland Road

News / Bristol Temple Meads

Water cascades onto station platforms after downpour

An overflowing gutter was to blame amid heavy rain on Friday

News / bottle yard studios

Film studios could be sold by the council

Bottle Yards Studio could potentially be sold, as the council will convene soon to make a decision

News / Workplace Parking Levy

City centre workers may face charge for parking at their workplace

The levy would affect roughly 9,000 employees who can currently park at their job for free

News / Bristol Parks

Charity hopes to ‘reimagine’ green spaces for BAME groups

The charity is undertaking a research to change the experiences of minority groups in parks

News / buses

Watchdog finds ‘significant weaknesses’ in Birthday Bus report

External auditors have determined the marketing stunt of Dan Norris was unlawful

News / Crime

Machete attacker found guilty of attempted murder in a McDonald’s

The 16-year-old victim has life-changing injuries

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