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News / Politics

Labour councillor blasts meeting as ‘farce’ made through ‘backroom deals’

The Lib Dems called Labour's proposed amendment "politically maligned and personally spiteful"

News / Shops

Supermarket announces closure of Bristol store

The closure is due to "sustained market change" and an increase in costs

News / Transport

Trying to explain why some people don’t want change

Bristol has been dubbed the “front line” of a fight for safer streets

News / Judah Adunbi

Tributes paid to ‘a pillar of Bristol’s conscience’

Tributes have been paid to veteran race equality campaigner Judah Adunbi

News / Robots

Delivery robots take to the streets of Bristol

Did somebody say, delivery by autonomous robot?

News / protest

Bristol shows up in hundreds for ‘unity’ march in solidarity with refugees

The march was organised and supported by several anti-racist organisations from the city

News / St Augustine's Parade

Police investigating incident on moving bus

A section of a busy city centre road was cordoned off for a few hours after the incident on Saturday

News / jobs

Dozens of young people attend tenth edition of jobs and apprenticeships fair

The fair was first organised by Bristol South MP Karin Smyth in 2017

News / bristol zoo

Bristol Zoo’s gorillas arrive in new home

The gorillas are now settling into their new enclosure

News / bristol city council

Council’s annual budget approved

Leader of the council Tony Dyer says council tax is a "broken system"

News / Aardman

Aardman treasures hidden throughout Bristol Museum

From props to puppets, visitors can hunt for a series of surprises from the studio’s archives

News / Playing Out

How Bristol parents started an international movement for children’s freedom

Playing Out is "going home for tea" at the end of March

News / Transport

Work to begin on major alterations to city centre junction

Three trees will be removed during the initial works as "a last resort".

News / Domestic Abuse

Royal visit to Portishead

Queen Camilla heard about our police force's work tackling domestic abuse

News / Politics

Greens, Lib Dems and Tories unite to criticise budget amendment

A Labour amendment on children’s homes has been called "ill-thought through and counter-productive"

News / Ray Kabir

Denyer lends support to venue co-founder at risk of removal from UK

Club395 co-founder Ridwanul Kabir Shakib had their Global Talent visa endorsement refused

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