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‘Die-in’ protest for Gaza staged at Temple Meads

Protesters were wrapped in red-splattered sheets and laid down outside the station entrance

News / Jamaica Street

Artists to launch bid to save landmark studios

The collective needs to raise £125,000 to secure the building's future as a community space

News / charity

Charlie and Mollie from The Traitors abseil down Children’s Hospital

The pair descended more than 100 feet to raise money for Bristol & Weston Hospitals Charity

News / television

Bristol school stars in CBBC sign language documentary

Campaigner Daniel Jillings is on a mission to inspire a group of year six pupils in Fishponds

News / Politics

Caroline Lucas joins local election campaign in Bristol

The Green Party MP told campaigners: "You really are on the cusp of something so exciting”

News / Politics

Marley Bennett: ‘There’s still a lot to do’

The cabinet member for climate, ecology & waste outlines his key successes and work still to be done

News / 10th Anniversary

Preview: Holysseus Fly, B24/7: A Decade of Bristol Music

We had a chat with Holly about the Bristol scene

News / 10th Anniversary

Preview: Split Prophets, B24/7: A Decade of Bristol Music

Res One from Split Prophets came down to have a chat with us

News / television

From Baby Reindeer to Bristol

Jessica Gunning is back as Bristol-based comedy-thriller The Outlaws returns for a third series

News / Politics

Leaving Labour to go Green

A number of Green candidates at the local election used to be Labour members

News / Together for Change

Focus on youth violence as Yvette Cooper visits Bristol

“Systemic change comes from looking at inequality” - Martin Bisp

News / Housing

‘Striking landmark’ to be built on Debenhams site

The 28-storey tower could become Bristol's tallest building

News / University of Bristol

Animal rights activists protest forced swim tests at Bristol university

The one-man protest took place on World Day for Laboratory Animals

News / Spike island

166 new flats to be built at Baltic Wharf despite flood risks

The planning application was approved by councillors despite a number of issues being raised

News / schools

Teachers and support staff strike at City Academy

The NEU say that issues at City Academy "are long-standing and have been raised regularly"

News / knife crime

Knives sold to children as young as 13 in police operation

The operation came just weeks after police urged retailers to help “fight knife crime”

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