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News / Bike Bristol

Bike Bristol opens first bricks and mortar shop in former deli

“We want to be an inclusive, friendly place for people to pop in”

News / st george

Church in St George to become community hub

There was a mixture of emotions as the last Sunday service was held at the church

News / Bristol Mural Collective

New mural appears in Stokes Croft

The colourful mural was painted with the help of Bristol Mural Collective

News / Premier Inn

Approval for developments with 28-storey tower block

Two major developments in the city centre have been given the go ahead

News / homelessness

One woman’s mission to raise £25,000 for homelessness charities

Claire Allen is walking 5,000 mile around the coast of Britain

News / lockleaze

Creating a buzz in a Lockleaze back alley

"I just want people to come along and turn the space into their own back garden"

News / Crime

Huge cannabis haul seized

Police say the home in which it was found was a potential fire risk

News / Crime

‘No link’ between latest St Paul’s stabbing and others

Police said they are “fully aware of the concern” in the community following the incidents

News / planning

Bristol’s planning department put into ‘special measures’

Bristol City Council has been stripped of its planning powers for deciding applications too slowly

News / Arnolfini Arts

Arnolfini ‘in positive talks’ following backlash to cancellation of Palestinian film events

More than 1,000 artists stopped working with the gallery over “censorship”

News / Advertising Feature

Springtime open events for ages 3-16

A selection of dates to attend at your local independent schools

News / Crime

Murder investigation launched after fatal stabbing in St Paul’s

A man has died in hospital after being stabbed on Tuesday evening

News / Crime

Arrest after man found with ‘significant injuries’ in St Paul’s

The area has been cordoned off since Tuesday evening

News / allotments

Allotments said to be ‘gated communities’ as price rises approved

Cabinet member Ellie King said that allotment increases are mostly equivalent to a coffee a week

News / Bristol Green Party

Green Party announce local election candidates

A Barton House resident and former Labour councillor are among those throwing their hat in the ring

News / Together for Change

Together for Change: A citywide campaign against knife crime in Bristol

A united campaign to end the scourge of knife crime that is devastating lives and communities

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