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News / Politics

Karin Smyth reveals cancer diagnosis

Smyth has been the member of parliament for Bristol South since 2015

News / Bristol

New signpost celebrates Bristol’s twin cities

The signpost was paid for by the Guild of Guardians, a charity linked to the lord mayor

News / Politics

Tony Dyer set to be council leader under Green administration

Born and raised in Hartcliffe, Dyer trained as a bricklayer before moving into IT

News / underfall yard

Underfall Yard walkway reopens to public

The historic site is tentatively reopening after a devastating fire one year ago

News / Marvin Rees

Rees’ final major speech as Bristol mayor cost taxpayers £5,000

Rees made a speech and then spoke with David Olusoga

News / river avon

Bid to save River Avon from pollution and neglect

Campaigners are launching a charter they hope will be a catalyst for transforming the river

News / Sea Mills

Sea Mills Library celebrates its 90th year

Hundreds gather in appreciation of their local library

News / jobs

Could you be Bristol24/7’s next Deputy Editor?

We are seeking a motivated journalist to join our small, dedicated team

News / Stoke Lodge Playing Fields

Stoke Lodge campaigners filmed at council meeting

The meeting saw council bosses refuse to answer questions

News / Housing

Private rented property evictions biggest cause of homelessness in Bristol

Cabinet members have urged the government to take urgent action

News / Debenhams

The fate of former Debenhams site to be decided

The controversial plans would see 500 new homes and a 28-storey tower built

News / avonmouth

Huge fire breaks out at distribution centre

The blaze could be seen from nearby roads and offices

News / bristol city council

Council to extend meals on wheels service

It has been hailed as a vital daily welfare check for some of our city's most vulnerable residents

News / M32 Underpass

Makeshift stepping stones placed in continually flooded underpass

“We will continue to monitor access to all areas as a priority”

News / Health

Bristol nurse needs life-saving cancer treatment in Germany

The family of Mildred Olika have started a crowdfunder to raise the money needed for the treatment

News / Bristol Civic Society

Legal action begins in attempt to stop 28-storey tower

Bristol Civic Society says that planning permission was granted on "shaky grounds"

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