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News / protest

Arms manufacturing facility targeted by proscribed group reportedly shut

The Aztec West site of Elbit Systems UK was frequently targeted by protesters

News / Stoke Lodge

Fallen branch crushes dog walker

The man was quickly rushed to hospital

News / Crime

19-year-old charged with attempted murder after stabbing

The man will appear in court on Monday morning

News / religion

Procession celebrates 1,500th birthday of Prophet Muhammad

The Grand Mawlid Jaloos procession started and finished at Easton Jamia Masjid

News / Krazy Races

Downhill shenanigans at Bristol’s first Krazy Races

The aim was to complete the course as quickly as possible but also have as much fun while doing so

News / protest

‘Bristol Patriots’ once again hugely outnumbered by counter-protesters

Three people were arrested on suspicion of assault and affray offences

News / parks

‘Money grab’ by council as charges to be introduced for paid-for activities in parks

A new parks business licence with an annual cost of up to £900 will be needed from October 1

News / Crime

Attempted murder arrests after ‘shocking’ stabbing

A man remains in hospital with life-threatening injuries

News / Centre

Centre resurfacing work starts again after bodged first attempt

Since tarmac replaced the fountains, large puddles appeared whenever it rained

News / charities

Sustrans to change its name

The charity founded in Bristol is changing its name to make the work they do more obvious

News / flags

Where in Bristol have the most flags been reported?

Council reports show certain Bristol wards reportedly have more St George's cross than other areas

News / Advertising Feature

International Money Transfer Mistakes That Could Cost You Hundreds

Advertising feature

News / South Bristol

Designs for Bristol’s latest liveable neighbourhood unveiled

Plans include a new network of one-way roads and an expanded residents' parking zone

News / hartcliffe

University of Bristol opens new ‘micro-campus’ in Hartcliffe

"There's no point having brilliant universities if people don't know how to access them"

News / charities

Food charity urgently needs a temporary warehouse

The food charity operates from warehouses in Bristol and Plymouth in the South West region

News / Transport

Learnings ‘absorbed and embedded’ ahead of new liveable neighbourhood

A 'rapid review' report suggests improvements for the next liveable neighbourhood roll-out

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