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News / Environment

Group to accelerate action on climate change in Bristol

‘The challenges we face can only be solved by working collectively’

News / Montpelier

Could Picton be next to get his historical comeuppance?

He was known as the Tyrant of Trinidad

News / Merchant Venturers

First woman appointed to lead Merchant Venturers in its 468-year history

Gillian Camm is the new master of the once-secretive organisation

News / Animals

Fireworks believed to cause death of young zebra

Hope was born at the beginning of the first lockdown

News / Politics

Rees accused of ‘putting party politics before doing the right thing’

It had been hoped that North Somerset would finally join WECA

News / brandalism

Hijacked billboards target HSBC over ‘climate colonialism’

Billboards in Southville, Eastville and St Werburgh’s have been taken over

News / Army

Questions raised over former soldier’s medal-winning acts

Days before his medals are auctioned

News / coronavirus

Covid marshals start patrolling Bristol’s streets

Bristol has received more than £280,000 of government funding for the marshals

News / Radio 1

Former BCfm presenter signed by Radio 1

Mollie Finn will be one of the new presenters of Radio 1's Early Breakfast show

News / coronavirus

Drive-through Covid testing centre opens at Brislington Park & Ride

The site aims to provide fast access to testing

News / Brislington

Brislington war memorial transformed ahead of Remembrance Day

Helpers included Bristol lord mayor, Jos Clark

News / Edward Colston

Colston’s Girls’ School reveals new name

The school on Cheltenham Road was founded more than 125 years ago

News / coronavirus

Bristol’s coronavirus rate is worse than Liverpool

The northern city was the first to be placed in Tier 3

News / Transport

Rees: pandemic should have been used to launch council takeover of bus services

£700m so far keeping thousands of bus services in England running during the Covid-19 crisis

News / coronavirus

Cathedral bell to ring every day throughout second lockdown

It follows an invitation from the archbishops of Canterbury and York

News / Transport

Rees admits new cycle lane ‘totally messed up’ major bus route

Changes will have to be made to the pop-up cycle lane on Lewins Mead

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