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News / protest

Protest planned calling to end the abuse and murder of women

A woman is killed by a man every three days in the UK, according to Femicide Census

News / Concorde Way

Important walking and cycling route to be closed for at least one year

Part of Concorde Way will be closed due to the building of the new Ashley Down railway station

News / Strike

Video: Striking teachers say ‘enough is enough’

Thousands of teachers and support staff took to the streets on Thursday to protest pay and condition

News / Strike

‘Save our schools’ – thousands of teachers march through Bristol

Teachers and support staff are calling for a fully-funded, above-inflation pay rise

News / Transport

Gathering evidence on Bristol’s ‘ghost buses’

Darren Jones MP has launched a 'citizen science project'

News / KNowle West

Design competition launched to transform former school site

The council wants to recruit a local architect for the housing development

News / food insecurity

Easton youth activist calls government to action

Precious Ozemoya attended Parliament as part of the ‘East Africa Hunger Crisis Day of Action’

News / Politics

Council companies could be scrapped, report reveals

Papers have exposed “very serious concerns” with the future of Bristol Waste

News / bedminster

‘Heartbroken’ family pay tribute to ‘beautiful’ son after New Cut crash

Callum Norris was aged 23

News / Kill the Bill riot

‘All we did was defend each other’ says man jailed for riot

Carl Davis of St Werburgh's has been imprisoned for two years and six months

News / Bristol

A year-long celebration of a 650th anniversary

"The most ambitious multi-partner heritage project in Bristol for over a decade"

News / Transport

Bristol’s Portway station to open this summer

The news comes after months of delays

News / Politics

Bristol’s new committee-run council should be more transparent, say voters

People have been asked what they would like to see from the new committee system

News / International Women's Day

Bristol Women’s Voice announces International Women’s Day programme

The event will see a host of performances, exhibitions and talks to mark the day

News / fundraising

Family of cancer campaigner raise over £36,000 for charity in his memory

Paul Emsley died in 2018 of a brain tumour but his family are continuing to raise money for research

News / Temple Island

‘Huge opportunity’ to shape future of Temple Island

"A vibrant new urban district" is promised by Legal & General

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