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News / schools

Secondary school responds to ‘riot’ which took place in school grounds

'It is important that the voices of our pupils are not only heard, but also listened to'

News / e-scooters

Voi expands its operating area

More people in the south of the city will be able to access the e-scooters from Tuesday

News / Westbury park

‘Disappointing’ revised plans for north Bristol retirement village

The £85m proposals see a site near the Downs transformed into 116 homes

News / Central Library

Petition launched to save Central Library

"The mayor has got a fight on his hands if he thinks he can get away with this"

News / Bristol Charity Advent Calendar 2022

Bristol Charity Advent Calendar 2022, day 8: Project Zazi

An organisation offering belonging and security to young Black People and People of Colour

News / schools

Protests at Bristol secondary school

Graffiti was sprayed on walls, toilets smashed and bins tipped over

News / redcliffe

New cash to be spent on long-delayed Redcliffe redevelopment

The site has been earmarked for redevelopment for at least a decade

News / protest

Activists stage protest against city’s ‘complicity in the war on Yemen’

The 'tour of shame' visited six arms factories in north Bristol

News / Local Plan

Two countryside sites on Bristol’s outskirts at risk of development

But three other major sites could no longer be earmarked for housing

News / Strike

Shelter staff begin strike over fears of becoming homeless

It coincides with one of its busiest times of the year

News / NHS

Bionic arms being rolled out on NHS for first time

Open Bionics is supplying bespoke prosthetic arms

News / Extinction Rebellion Youth Bristol

Airport Flyer bus blockaded by XR Youth activists

The group was protesting the state of Bristol's bus services

News / easton

Squatters occupy house in protest of family’s eviction

Ruth Nestor and her children were evicted in October due to a dispute relating to a 2012 court order

News / fuel poverty

Bookshop manager warns of impact of spiralling energy bills

Darran McLaughlin spoke at a fuel poverty protest in Cabot Circus on Saturday

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