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News / St Nick's Market

St Nick’s Market rent hike paused

A petition to pause the council's proposed rent hike was signed by more than 5,000 people

News / Sea Mills

Sea Mills is crushing it

Saturday marked the 10th anniversary of Apple Day

News / Advertising Feature

Sun Rise in Bristol – BTF+ Presents: Luke Jerram’s Helios at Bristol Cathedral

A breathtaking illuminated sculpture of the sun by internationally renowned Bristol artist

News / Politics

North Somerset begins formal process to join WECA

A bitter row dominated a recent council meeting

News / Palestine

Event to support food action in Palestine

The MAZI Project and Feeding Bristol are co-hosting a fundraiser

News / South Bristol

In photos: community garden celebrations in Southville

Bristol24/7 photographer Rob Browne captured the day’s fruity festivities

News / The Downs

Calls to close road through the Downs to stop joyriders

Residents are concerned about rising problematic driving on the historic green space

News / The University of Bristol

Bristol Uni ranked tenth best in UK by the Times

The university was praised for its "leading research" and "charming cosmopolitan" setting

News / schools

Students, parents and policymakers unite to make ‘every child feel seen’

The initiative comes after the rate of absenteeism in South West schools skyrocketing recently

News / Architecture

Exhibition to showcase Bristol’s brutalist buildings

Is Bristol a wonderland of post-war architecture and design?

News / South Bristol

Doomed running track could be replaced on nearby school playing fields

But campaigners want the old track to stay on its current site

News / Crime

Community invited to voice concerns following racially aggravated assault

A nine-year-old girl was the victim of a hate crime in north Bristol

News / Black South West Network

‘We all need to act with courage in the face of hate’

Black South West Network have released a statement following increasing division and hostility

News / buses

Bus drivers announce new fortnight-long strike

More strikes are planned for Bristol at the start of October

News / Castle Park

‘The next steps along the path to creating a better Castle Park’

An engagement exercise called 'Castle Park Conversations' is taking place

News / Rubbish

Bin store becomes cause of plight for residents

Fly tipping, dumped bags of rubbish and overflowing are a frequent site in and around the bin store

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