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News / Ukraine

Appeal for people in Bristol to host Ukrainian refugees

The mayor announced a call for people to become sponsors of those fleeing the conflict

News / Bristol247 Presents

Meet the woman leading one of Bristol’s most diverse and celebrated venues

Celebrating people in the city's night life scene ahead of the next Bristol24/7 Presents event

News / Bristol24/7

Bristol24/7 membership campaign leads to outpouring of support

We are now very close to having 1000 supporter members

News / Bristol airport

Bristol Airport expansion to be challenged in High Court

Campaigners claim there are “errors in law” in the decision to expand

News / Housing

Controversial plans for new homes ‘with best view of Bristol’ approved

There are concerns about the loss of open space

News / cycling

Stolen bike tracked down by online sleuthing and quick-thinking

Didun Obilanade's story of his stolen bike has a happy ending

News / libraries

Bristol Central Library set to be transformed by modernisation plans

New funding will be poured into the space to make it "accessible to all"

News / Kill the Bill

Bristol ‘kill the bill’ protester jailed for nine months

Jasmine York was cleared of riot but found guilty of arson

News / Ukraine

Ukraine: North Street Standard team set off to deliver supplies to border

The pair hope to reach the Poland-Ukraine border in two days

News / Castle Park

New tower block could be built on corner of Castle Park

It's the winner of a design competition run by Bristol Housing Festival

News / Ukraine

Metro mayor threatens to stop Voi trial over Russia links

Voi's scooters currently flash blue and yellow for one hour a day in solidarity with Ukraine

News / Bristol24/7

Final day of Bristol24/7 membership campaign

We have almost reached our target of 1,000 supporter members

News / Behind the Headlines podcast

The story of Cheryl Grimmer

The three-year-old from Knowle was taken from an Australian beach in 1970

News / Council Housing

The ‘distressing’ living conditions in a Bristol council block

Tenants staged a protest demanding the council repair mould, leaks and blockages

News / Western Harbour

Western Harbour to be ‘what Bristolians want it to be’ under updated plans

Riverside Garden Centre set to be saved and 50% of homes to be affordable

News / Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone

Plans for student accommodation given green light on appeal

The proposed development is directly opposite Motion

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