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News / St Werburghs

Community Centre secures vital funding

The Centre director said her team "are grateful for the support"

News / clifton suspension bridge

Suspension Bridge toll could rise for first time since 2014

The Suspension Bridge Trust needs sufficient funds to secure the future of the famous span

News / Transport

Residents call for redesign of ‘infuriating’ junction

The deeply unpopular intersection has become a symbol of Bristol’s traffic woes

News / Shops

Little Waitrose opens on Gloucester Road

For six years, the landmark site housed a co-working space and, before that, a Maplin

News / Growth Strategy

72,000 new jobs to be created under freshly-unveiled ‘Growth Strategy’

“The future starts here, the West is the best place to invest"

News / Marvin Rees

Rees in New York to help shape next COP agenda

Marvin Rees, now Lord Rees of Easton, is taking part in Climate Week NYC

News / protest

‘Liberation is our mission, no more bombs from our tuition’

Students demanded an end to Bristol University's "complicity in genocide"

News / Advertising Feature

Move to South Australia Roadshow comes to Newport this October

South Australia is heading to the UK this October with its first Move to South Australia Roadshow

News / Stoke Lodge

Stoke Lodge fence being reinstalled to ‘return it to school and community use’

Local campaigners say the reinstatement of the fence around the land is "deeply concerning"

News / Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus

One year to go for opening of ‘pioneering’ new campus

The countdown has begun for the opening of the £500m campus in September 2026

News / Bristol Animal Rescue Centre

Formerly abandoned dogs to soon be rehomed

Rescue dog Clementine and her new puppies Lemon, Fig and Jaffa await to be adopted

News / Ashton Court Estate

New light trail to illuminate Ashton Court

The trail will open for a month from November 28

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

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