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News / television

Celebrating 40 years of The Young Ones

Much of the 80s sitcom was filmed in Bristol

News / charity

Dad walked over 600 miles to thank charity for supporting his disabled daughter

He has been shortlisted for a national award for his fundraising efforts

News / Bradley Stoke

‘Starting up my own business has helped me feel integrated within my community’

Within a week of setting up his business Steve had hundreds of messages in his inbox

News / Transport

Building an underground railway will make cycling in Bristol safer

Cyclists urged Bristol City Council to install safe bike lanes after thousands signed a petition

News / bristol city council

New safety measures in wake of tower block fires

A review said flammable cladding "contributed to the spread" of a fire at tower block in Barton Hill

News / Membership

Young chef launches sustainable food blog

Alex took part in Bristol24/7 and Square Food Foundation's How to be a Chef course earlier this year

News / Cumberland Basin

Safe swimming spot in Bristol’s harbour could be piloted as early as next year

The mayor has responded to recent calls to make wild swimming in Bristol safer

News / Whirlpool

Ready, set, LEGO: Bristol schools join global robot competition

Bristol schools will compete with 600,000 young people around the world to build the best LEGO robot

News / Politics

Bristol a step closer to getting a fifth MP

The newly created constituency of Bristol North East could be ideal timing for Marvin Rees

News / protest

Historic bridge remains closed after seven years of campaigning

Protesters call for action from Bristol City Council

News / St Werburghs

Business owner with hopes to teach people with disabilities how to sew

Lorraine Joseph runs a handmade bridal wear company in St Werburgh's

News / Barton Hill

Pig’s head left in alleyway being investigated as hate crime

It was left near a tower block that was recently attacked by an arsonist

News / Bristol24/7

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News / schools

City centre primary school at risk of closure

A petition hoping to save St Barnabas has already received almost 700 signatures

News / Clifton Village

Princess Victoria Street pedestrianisation to be made permanent

Traffic data shows more people and cyclists are travelling through Princess Victoria Street

News / Extinction Rebellion Youth Bristol

XR Youth protesters target Airport Flyer bus

Activists from Extinction Rebellion Youth Bristol blocked a bus from leaving Temple Meads

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