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News / Sajid Javid

Sajid Javid’s Bristol roots

Javid's father arrived in the UK in 1961 with just £1 in his pocket

News / Hamilton House

Orange figurines line Stokes Croft

They represent the artists forced to move to make way for redevelopment at Hamilton House

News / Brexit

Talking Brexit and business in Bristol

'I want to see British companies becoming global brands, says Liam Fox

News / Spain

‘Wolf pack’ protest comes to Bristol

Protesters demonstrated on College Green

News / homelessness

Fund to help 125 rough sleepers off Bristol’s streets

Resonance is seeking to help address the city's growing homelessness problem

News / Sea Mills

Dead rat at Sea Mills takeaway final straw for disgusted resident

Chris Pollitt has blasted the pizza chain for a string of incidents

News / Air pollution

‘More needs to be done to tackle air pollution near schools’

Bristol-based charity Sustrans has revealed the results of a major survey of young people

News / bristol energy

Bristol City Council drops own energy company

British Gas marginally undercut local provider Bristol Energy on the contract

News / The University of Bristol

Resident poet and artists sought for new Bristol University campus

Artists will be expected to reflect on the history of the site and connect to the wider community

News / wapping wharf

Bristol’s shipping container revolution expands into office space

Plans for Cargo Work will see a disused warehouse converted into office space for up to 350 people

News / Bristol Hemp Company

The Bristol Hemp Company is launching now

The Severn Project on the state of food production in the UK and their new hemp company

Pubs and Bars / Bars

The Doghouse could be set to re-open

The underground haunt will reopen under new ownership if an alcohol licence is granted

News / Politics

Date set for Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze by-election

Voters in the ward will be returning to the polling stations on May 24

News / Judah Adunbi

Confusion before trial of police officer accused of tasering former police race relations adviser

Protesters had gathered at Bristol Magistrates' Court

News / Windrush Generation

Demand justice for Windrush generation

Campaigners in Bristol say apologies are not enough as they demand compensation for those affected

News / planning

Plans to build 200 homes on derelict Redcliffe site

The dilapidated Bell Inn will be demolished to make way for homes and a community sports centre

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