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News / University of Bristol

Daring journey to remote island to study elusive organism

“It’s a race to study it before these environments are lost”

News / st judes

Pledge that major regeneration project ‘won’t lead to gentrification’

“What we don’t want is a regeneration that steamrollers over existing communities"

News / St Pauls

Protest held outside venue hosting event with David Miller

Many of those gathered on Sunday were members of the Union of Jewish Students

News / Politics

Ann Widdecombe lends support to Rupert Lowe ahead of Kingswood by-election

The UK is currently "being run like a kindergarten", said the former Tory minister

News / Palestine

David Miller speaks at pro-Palestine rally in Castle Park

Miller's speech followed the seventh march organised by Bristol Palestine Alliance

News / Crime

Three arrested after teenager stabbed at city centre McDonald’s

A 16-year-old boy is in critical condition

News / bristol city council

Hundreds of new electric vehicle charging points coming to Bristol

Charging points will be installed in car parks, train stations, supermarkets and residential streets

News / Bristol Waste

Bristol Waste’s business plan to be discussed in secret

Five people have now been interviewed by police in an alleged fraud investigation

News / buses

Competition launched to commemorate first female Bristol bus driver

First Bus said there is still a long way to go in addressing gender disparity in the industry

News / Transport

£850,000 to be spent fixing potholes on 14 roads across Bristol

The city council promise a programme of "intensive" road resurfacing works

News / Nelson Street

20-storey tower could replace car park

The future of Strange Brew on the car park's ground floor remains uncertain

News / Bristol Bus Boycott

Bus Boycott to be remembered with designs on dozens of bus stops

A search has been launched for artwork commemorating the famous 1963 boycott

News / redfield

Once-thriving skate shop to close doors for good

It has been a part of Church Road for 15 years

News / Politics

Rees makes impassioned plea for new councillors

The mayor says City Hall needs people of all backgrounds within it

News / Grosvenor Hotel

‘Eyesore’ hotel to remain only partially demolished

The long and sorry saga of the Grosvenor Hotel continues

News / allotments

Partial U-turn over controversial changes to allotments

Proposed rent hikes and combined water charges are still being considered

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