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News / coronavirus

Bristol is now in ‘Tier 1+’ Covid category

'We are in a very critical place, I can’t emphasize that enough'

News / St Anne's

£2m share-offer to fund Bristol’s first hydro-electric generator

A micro-hydro power station will use the force of the water falling across Netham Weir

News / Jubilee Pool

Councillors call for ‘rapid reopening’ of Jubilee Pool

A cross-party group has written to the mayor

News / Cafe

The Sea Mills cafe that cares for its community

The Cafe on the Square is providing free packed lunches during half-term for local children

News / Transport

Taxi drivers to hold weekly strikes until demands met

The first strike is due to take place on Thursday morning

News / Babbasa

Bridging the gaps to equality in Bristol

New report reveals young people are feeling increasingly fearful about their future

News / Gromit Unleashed

New Gromit Unleashed sculptures go on display at Cribbs Causeway

Each sculpture represents a different part of the world

News / coronavirus

First Bristol venue to be fined for breaching Covid rules

Multiple inspections were carried out by the city council and police

News / Holiday Hunger

Rees: ‘We’ve made tackling child hunger a priority’

Inspired by Marcus Rashford's campaign

News / st george

New mural celebrates St George community

11 new homes have been created above a car park

News / coronavirus

‘We must act together to help us withstand the effects of this devastating pandemic’

Leaders from Bristol’s main political parties have issued a joint statement

News / University of Bristol

Portraits celebrate BAME Bristol Uni staff, students and alumni

The photos are now on permanent display in the Wills Memorial Building

News / protest

Bristol to protest against SARS

#EndSARS is a protest against Nigerian police brutality

News / Criminal justice

Nightingale court to tackle ‘massive backlog’ of cases in Bristol

It will help to relieve pressure on the justice system

News / homelessness

Numbers seeking help for homelessness expected to rise in Bristol

'We don’t want anyone to return to the streets'

News / floating harbour

Council-owned barge will move to allow new restaurants to be built

Two derelict warehouses could be turned into three restaurants

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