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News / hot air balloon

Bristol’s hot air balloon season officially begins

It comes as Bristol International Balloon Fiesta returns for 2022

News / University of Bristol

Evelyn Welch to become first woman to lead University of Bristol

Welch will become vice-chancellor in September

News / coronavirus

Covid cases among staff force Bristol schools to send year groups home

Hundreds of children are back to home learning

News / redfield

Cinema still part of plans for former Wetherspoons

Campaigners are sceptical that the plans will become a reality

News / floating harbour

Flotilla sails through harbour in support of Ukrainian refugees

"Solidarity knows no borders"

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News / St Mary Redcliffe Church

Scared of heights? Look away now

A team of steeplejacks have climbed to the top of St Mary Redcliffe's 89-metre spire

News / Crime

Thieves blow up cash machine with bang heard across north Bristol

The explosion could be heard more than a mile away

News / st george

Hopes St George ZED Pod housing model can be replicated for former offenders

Asher Craig wants to look at more innovative schemes to tackle the housing crisis

News / St Werburghs

‘A little inconvenience for those of us who drive can transform our neighbourhood’

Residents are calling for Mina Road to be closed to cars

News / flooding

Moving caravan park close to river would be ‘putting lives at risk’

The saga of the Baltic Wharf caravan site's proposed move continues

News / Brislington

Plans for 160 homes and new use for Cold War nuclear bunker approved

New life will be breathed into the neglected War Room in Brislington

News / Crews Hole

‘Horror’ pub regains licence to residents’ dismay

The Bull Inn lost its licence over disorder, nuisance and reports of mass brawls

News / Crime

City farm blighted by break-ins appeals for help

An incident on Monday marks the sixth break-in in six months

News / Transport

New path could be built along route of former railway line

Bristol City Council officers had recommended refusal for the path

News / Bristol Women's Safety Charter

Launch of Bristol Women’s Safety Charter

“We all have a role and a responsibility in securing the safety of women at night”

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