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News / homelessness

Bristol’s homelessness crisis: what next?

A new project aims to implement lasting change

News / Environment

Ten-year strategy for Bristol to confront ecological emergency

'It’s not too late to reverse the declines in wildlife’

News / Transport

Call for urgent review of bus services in east and south Bristol

'People do not want to travel into central Bristol to get where they’re going'

News / coronavirus

Bristolians urged to follow rules amid second wave concern

There could be hefty fines for anyone breaching regulations

News / Sea Mills

Sea Mills willow trees saved from felling

A tree preservation order means they will not be removed

News / Podcast

New podcasts explore fascinating work of Pervasive Media Studio residents

The Residents is a series of four fortnightly podcasts

News / Bristol Beacon

So where did the name Bristol Beacon come from?

It has taken decades to get to this stage

News / Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus

Bristol University unveils plans for sites next to new enterprise campus

A public consultation has been launched

News / Bristol Zoological Society

Job cuts at Bristol Zoo as impact of pandemic hits hard

35 roles are at risk of redundancy

News / Bristol Beacon

Bristol Beacon: how the city has reacted to the new name

The venue is no longer named after a slave trader

News / Colston Hall

Bristol Beacon will be ‘a focal point for music in the city’

It's a fresh start for the organisation

News / st judes

Lewd graffiti about Prince Andrew swiftly removed

Boris Johnson was also mentioned in the graffiti

Past Events / Bristol24/7 Presents

How can Bristol’s creative industries lead an inclusive future for the city?

The first in the new Bristol24/7 Presents series

News / Bristol Temple Meads

Revealed: How much city council received for selling Passenger Shed

Bristol City Council sold the building to Network Rail

Travel / coronavirus

Much-loved visitor attraction near Bristol closes indefinitely

40 members of staff will lose their jobs

News / Edward Colston

Four people could be charged with criminal damage to Colston statue

The police have now ended their investigation into the events of June 7

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