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News / Barton House

Fear and uncertainty in wake of sudden evacuation of Barton House

The community has rallied to help people in their hour of need

News / Barton House

Barton House residents ‘in a state of shock, panic and disbelief’

Hundreds of residents were evacuated after the council declared a major incident

News / Barton Hill

Hundreds of residents evacuated from Bristol’s oldest tower block

Residents do not know if they will be able to return to Barton House

News / Edward Colston

Colston statue to be put back on display in Bristol

The statue of the infamous slave trader was toppled and dumped in the docks during protests in 2020

News / Yew Tree Farm

Tories and Greens join forces to call out continued threats to Yew Tree Farm

Contractors with chainsaws recently cut a 12-foot gap in the hedgerow at Bristol's last working farm

News / Bristol Beacon

City Hall chiefs defend decisions to plough on with Beacon redevelopment despite spiralling costs

The charity in charge of the Bristol Beacon will have to hand back £8m of profits to the council

News / Bristol24/7

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News / University of Bristol

Kenyan academic working at Bristol Uni denied visa for six-year-old daughter

A colleague of Dr Doseline Kiguru called the Home Office's decision "disgusting"

News / television

Meet the 10-year-old playing Cary Grant in new biopic

Dainton Anderson, from Brentry, said he loved being part of the show

News / city centre

Crowds gather in city centre for Remembrance Sunday parade

The service included a two-minute silence and the laying of wreaths

News / floating harbour

New boat ‘blessed’ with cider and launched into harbour

The ceremony led by a chaplain was to give the gig good fortune

News / Building Safety Crisis

Entire floor of building to be demolished due to safety risks

It’s "bittersweet" news for leaseholders after being "left in limbo" for years

News / Bristol Monopoly

New Bristol Monopoly board faces backlash

The latest edition of the famous game has been criticised for missing out certain landmarks

News / Bristol Underground

Rees: ‘Mass transit is hanging by a thread’

The mayor says any mass transit system has to include elements of underground

News / redland

Early 20th century church added to Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register

The Grade II listed Arts and Crafts-inspired church was built in two phases between 1905 and 1915

News / Bristol Monopoly

New Bristol Monopoly board revealed

More than 30 Bristol landmarks from Park Street to the Fleece feature on the new board

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