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News / St Pauls

Easton woman charged with murder following stabbing in St Paul’s

Police are treating the incident as a race-hate crime

News / protest

‘Our streets don’t belong to the far right’

A march was held in response to a recent gathering of people outside a hotel housing asylum seekers

News / road safety

Protesters call for safer streets for cyclists and pedestrians

There was a minute's silence in memory of all who have had their lives cut short by road violence

News / Vauxhall Bridge

Last chance to cross Vauxhall Bridge before it closes until 2025

Repairs are estimated to cost £3m

News / Transport

Rees envisages ‘chaos’ on Bristol roads without underground

Rees says that an overground-only mass transit plan "would close huge chunks of the city"

News / Membership

Win ‘A taste of Marrakesh’ cooking class with Little Kitchen: Perk of the day, October 2

The Totterdown based cookery school is a favourite for foodies citywide

News / Membership

Win two tickets on an Ambassador cruise: Perk of the day, October 1

Kicking off our month of perks with a Bristol24/7 first - a cruise giveaway

News / St Pauls

Woman detained by members of the public following fatal stabbing

The woman was later arrested on suspicion of murder

News / fire

Woman and child escape minutes before car goes up in flames

Fire services and police were at the scene

News / Politics

Mayor’s office accused of ‘lying’ about reopening road to cars

Avon Crescent recently reopened to cars despite road safety fears, with no decision by councillors

News / Children of the 90s

Children of the 90s participants invited to discovery day in Bristol

The groundbreaking study has had a major influence on global scientific research

News / Liveable Neighbourhoods

East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood trial could still start before end of 2023

Marvin Rees has stressed that nobody will be charged for driving into or out of the trial area

News / Climate

Environmental groups hold rally outside Defra office

The national day of action was organised by presenter and conservationist Chris Packham

News / Queen Square

Concerns after paving slabs replaced with tarmac around Queen Square

Contractors have confirmed that the new surfacing is in fact only a temporary measure

News / Memorial Stadium

Rovers to withdraw planning application for new stand

Bristol24/7 understands that the club will be submitting a new application

News / homelessness

First ‘pods’ for homeless people open

It is hoped the eight temporary homes will provide a 'stepping stone' out of homelessness

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