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News / Brabazon

Former aircraft hangar could be transformed into ‘community hub’

New plans have been unveiled by YTL Developments

News / Strike

UWE staff strike for first time in nine years

UWE staff join 70,000 staff at 150 universities across the UK

News / Weather

Tree falls on cars during overnight storms

One resident said that the thunder "sounded like a bomb going off"

News / big issue

Terminally ill dad starts selling Big Issue to help sons when he’s gone

Dave has taken to the streets to sell the newspaper with his sons who have learning difficulties

News / Cost of Living Crisis

How Bristol’s universities are supporting students amid the cost of living crisis

"I was actually having to consider dropping out due to a lack of financial stability"

News / first bus

First bus branded a ‘cancer’ by furious passengers

It comes as the company announced the “temporary” cancellation of 1,450 bus journeys a week

News / University of Bristol

Bristol Uni could rename buildings with links to slave trade

Seven buildings have names linked to the transatlantic trade in enslaved Africans

News / Politics

Feuding political leaders ordered to stop fighting and ‘play nicely’

Leaders have been ordered to work together or risk losing vital government money

News / KNowle West

Charity shop catches fire for second time in two years

The fire ripped through its shutters and cracked a window

News / protest

Midwives, parents and doulas protest in Bristol

They highlighted a “state of emergency in maternity services”

News / McColls

Community takes on retail giant to save local shop

"We are not giving up without a fight"

News / protest

Protest planned to ‘reclaim our buses’

Nearly 10,000 argue axed buses will impact “the most vulnerable”

News / St Philips

Huge 260-bed block of student flats gets green light

Work on a plot of land in east Bristol could start within six months

News / Broadmead

Plans for Broadmead’s former M&S revealed

The city centre shop has lay empty since January

News / Kill the Bill

Police pay damages to peaceful ‘kill the bill’ protesters

Police have paid damages to five people who were among the peaceful protest on College Green

News / Children of the 90s

Children of the 90s founder interviewed on Desert Island Discs

Professor Jean Golding OBE will be sharing the soundtrack of her life on this week’s episode

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