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News / activism

Climate activists ‘hijack’ billboards to shame car firms

Posters have been pasted over in protest of advertising for car companies

News / Weather

Incredible footage of flooding in Conham River Park

The River Avon was at least ten feet above normal levels

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News / toilets

An ode to Watershed’s new gender neutral toilets

Watershed celebrate the public toilet and its many uses by creating a zine called Inconvenience

News / Lawrence Hill

Underpasses in Bristol hit by floods for over a decade

The roundabout has now been renamed on Google Maps the “Lawrence Hill Roundabout and Lido”

News / Chocolate Path

Chocolate Path could reopen within months

A major milestone has been reached in the work to stabilise Cumberland Road

News / bristol crown court

Paddleboarder sentenced for hitting boy in park

The police have ruled out race as a motivation behind the attack, but said lessons had been learned

News / Long Ashton

Car driver rescued from floodwater

The car became stranded on Thursday morning

News / bristol city council

Renters ‘banished’ from council rent control debate

The move has been criticised as “concerning and bizarre”

News / st george

Historic Troopers Hill chimney vandalised

The grade II-listed structure was built in the 1790s

News / Miss Conduct

Yacht owner used false identities to exploit tenants

Thomas Flight was accused of spinning a "web of deceit" by a judge

News / redfield

Public meeting to be held on future of Redfield Cinema during ‘critical’ time

"The local community do not want the development in its current form"

News / News

Council launches urgent appeal for foster carers in Bristol

Marvin Rees said the situation has reached "crisis point"

News / Temple Quarter

Willow trees to be planted as part of new development close to where trees felled

The development will feature 108 flats, a hotel and apart-hotel

News / Central Library

Plans to relocate Central Library scrapped after public outcry

The move has been slammed as "cynical" by opposition parties

News / Temple Quarter

‘Major milestone’ in Temple Quarter regeneration project

"We have a clear vision for delivering affordable homes, new jobs and sustainable infrastructure"

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