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News / University of Bristol

New £36m dental school opens

The school has moved after 80 years on Lower Maudlin Street close to the BRI

News / Cumberland Basin

Row over £50m Cumberland Basin repairs plan for deteriorating roads

Avon Bridge needs urgent work to avoid “potential catastrophic failure”

News / Cabot Tower

Banners dropped from top of Cabot Tower to demand better bus services

The protest comes ahead of a march on Saturday

News / M32

Repairs to M32 flyover could cost £22m

The Eastville viaduct was built in the 1970s but now suffers from "significant defects"

News / Yew Tree Farm

Last-minute reprieve for Yew Tree Farm

Bristol once had 28 farms and now only one remains

News / bristol city council

Cheney accuses Acorn of misleading public in council tax row

But the deputy mayor said the administration faced "difficult decisions"

News / Air pollution

New policy to clamp down on log burners is a ‘bit of a joke’

Councillors admitted they had no way of enforcing fines

News / Caring in Bristol

Hospitality leaders and friends embark on charity climb

Bristolians plan to climb Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for those experiencing homelessness

News / Politics

Another cabinet member to leave City Hall

Nicola Beech has represented St George Central ward for eight years

News / Wiper & True

Bumper beer giveaway for Bristol24/7 members

Bristol24/7 have teamed up with Wiper & True for a celebration of their supporters

News / Crime

Teenager who attacked man with baseball bat avoids jail

The attack on June 24 followed a car chase which began in Knowle and ended in Redcliffe

News / Housing

Protesters disrupt cabinet meeting over threats to council tax benefit

The mayor accused the protesters of "squashing social justice voices"

News / Membership

Bristol24/7 reaches supporter members milestone

The local independent magazine is proud to announce the support of more than 1000 individuals

News / acorn

Union resistance foils eviction of Cliftonwood resident

Acorn members said the threat of eviction had "really effected" Steeve Maville's mental health

News / Advertising Feature

Autumn School Open Events

A selection of dates to attend at your local independent schools.

News / Transport

Calls for urgent review into repairs to Bristol’s ‘crumbling’ roads

Tory councillors say more cash needs to be spent on restoring and resurfacing Bristol's road network

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