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News / planning

Regeneration plans in the heart of Bristol’s Old City

The historic area could be home to a new hotel, flats and retail units if proposals go ahead

News / easton

‘Thanks for the warm welcome’

Flowers, food and friendship exchanged among communities in Easton Jamia Mosque

News / Bristol Labour

‘Bristol West MP is right to stand up to anti-Semitism and racism’

A motion is calling on Thangam Debbonaire to 'explain her actions' for attending the rally

News / animation

‘Big up my Boobs’

A new animated comedy song about breastfeeding hopes to empower mums

News / St Nicholas Market

‘Market traders could lose a lot of money’

St Nick's traders fear changes proposed by the council could affect their livelihood

News / easton

Fighting hate with love in Easton

Easton Jamia Mosque will open its doors to the wider community on April 3

News / Gromit Unleashed

Less than 100 days to go until Gromit Unleashed 2

Once again raising money for critically ill babies and children

News / Adult Social Care

Shake-up of social services as Bristol City Council aims to cut more than £20m

Helen Holland says changes are needed in the wake of budget cuts and increasing pressure on services

News / Chandos House

‘There’s lives out there that need saving’

A night featuring Will Self, stories of addiction and art sales for Bristol's Chandos House

News / autism

Raising awareness of autism

Milestones Trust holds day-long event as part of World Autism Awareness Week

News / St Pauls

“St Agnes Park community in despair”

Issues with drug-dealing, used needles and human excrement by children's play area have escalated

News / bristol city council

Should Bristol’s high-rise tenants be allowed to keep dogs?

A Tory councillor says some residents are having to "wade through excrement and urine"

News / Bristol Temple Meads

Bristol Temple Meads closed over Easter

The station will be out of bounds for five days for a £130m signalling upgrade

News / Politics

New childcare vouchers could cost parents thousands, says Bristol MP

Darren Jones says the new system is flawed and makes it harder for families

News / Millennium Square

UK’s largest escape rooms coming to Bristol

72 people will be able to play simultaneously

News / News

Consultation on urgent care in Bristol

Health bosses have quashed concerns there will be cuts to urgent care services in Bristol.

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