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News / University of Bristol

Bristol Uni vice chancellor joins Starmer’s visit to India

Evelyn Welch is one of the 126 who joined the prime minister's delegation to India

News / Transport

Labour say negatives of East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood outweigh positives

Tom Renhard is calling for drastic changes to take place

News / vigils

Hundreds gather for peace vigil

The group gathered to pay their respects to those who lost their lives

News / Development

Plans submitted for ‘statement’ 600-bed student accommodation

It will be built on an "underused" space in front of a car park

News / fundraising

Trio to scale UK’s highest peaks for baby loss charity

The group are pushing themselves to their limits after experiencing "heartbreaking" baby loss

News / refugees

‘People are scared again’: refugee charity turns ten

Aid Box Community was founded in 2015 in response to the global displacement and refugee crisis

News / schools

Primary school moves step closer to being closed

The school site will remain open despite the closure of the school

News / YTL Arena Bristol

Construction of Bristol’s long-awaited arena set to begin

After years of waiting, the 20,000-capacity venue is finally moving to the construction phase

News / ashton court

Major refurbishment plans for troubled historic mansion

The largely derelict Ashton Court Mansion could see an ambitious programme of repairs

News / Crime

Man pleads guilty after 5kg of ketamine seized from property

The 32-year-old remains in police custody after pleading guilty to all four charges

News / Bristol24/7

Bristol24/7 videographer creates CBBC documentary

Hannah Tyson documents the journey of her cousin, a young MMA fighter

News / cerys nelmes

Bristol comedian stranded in Turkey for four months after shoplifting ‘mistake’

Cerys Nelmes only recently found out she was being sued by Zara

News / pero's bridge

‘Love locks’ on city centre bridge could be sold for scrap metal

The locks could be sold to later fund commemorative artwork

News / protest

Bristol once again shows we are a proudly anti-racist and anti-fascist city

A few dozen 'Bristol Patriots' marched the few hundred metres from the Cenotaph to College Green

News / fire

Massive fire breaks out on former industrial site

The fire started shortly after 5pm on a south Bristol road

News / anti-Semitism

Bristol’s Jewish community reels from Manchester attack

The terror attack on the synagogue took place on the holiest day of the year

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