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News / stapleton road

‘We’re not angry, just sad and disappointed,’ say churchgoers after sabotage

Kensington Baptist Church has been the target of repeated anti-social behaviour

News / The Rhubarb Tavern

Rhubarb Tavern development approved despite campaigners’ opposition

Residents, musicians and CAMRA have opposed the planning application

News / refugees

Refugee charity in ‘exceptionally urgent’ hunt for new home

The charity faces closure within six months if they can't find new premises

News / economy

Bristol to be cashless by 2035, says new research

The analysis suggests Bristol will be ATM-free within the next decade

News / redcliffe

Creative app maps the way through Redcliffe’s art scene

It features a 72 foot mural and other artworks between Temple Meads and Castle Park

News / Crofters Rights

Music scene ‘outraged’ as ‘greedy management’ closes venue

The Crofters Rights has been closed with immediate effect on orders from the management

News / bristol balloon fiesta

College Green is ground for Balloon Fiesta lift-off

The festival is back at Ashton Court Estate in August

News / Bangladesh

‘As a community we are shocked, saddened and terrified’

Bristol's Bangladeshi community have expressed concerns about the violence in the subcontinent

News / Bristol Views

Campaign to give Bristolians their say in city’s planning

Bristol Views is an independent group sponsored by three influential Bristolians

News / Bedminster Green

Major regeneration project nears completion

New accommodation will open in September as part of the Bedminster Green regeneration project

News / schools

Remembering the centenary of a tragic accident

On July 30 1924, four pupils and one teacher from Cotham School died at Bantham Sand in south Devon

News / theft

Library users ‘murderously outraged’ after theft of hanging baskets

A community group is reeling from shock and sadness over “lowest of the lowest” act

News / Transport

M32 park & ride plan scrapped after decades of dithering

New bus lanes would mean drivers use residential roads as alternative routes, according to modelling

News / Politics

Carla Denyer forced to clarify statement wishing Biden well

Members of the Green Party criticised their co-leader's original statement

News / Bristol Beacon

Council ‘ineffective’ in stopping Beacon costs spiralling

Refurbishment costs almost tripled from £48m to £132m

News / Transport

Exploring options for mass transit ‘without significant tunnelling’

Former mayor Marvin Rees had long pushed for an underground for Bristol

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