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News / Gromit Unleashed

Wallace, Gromit and Feathers McGraw to all feature in Grand Appeal’s 2018 sculpture trail

Organisers promise new animatronic elements during next summer's trail

News / Avon and Somerset Constabulary

Body found in Avon Gorge believed to be missing man Thomas Sopel

Officers searching for the 26-year-old found a body on Wednesday night

News / Bristol Robotics Laboratory

Bristol robotics startup catches Apple’s eye

Reach Robotics has created the world's gaming robot

News / bristol city council

Cuts to Bristol’s parks budget branded a ‘plan for decay’

'We will not be selling off any parks or green spaces'

News / bristol city council

‘If we lose Bristol’s libraries now, we will never get them back’

Will the mayor do down in history as the 'book butcher of Bristol'?

News / cycling

Making cycling in Bristol an attractive and everyday means of travel

77 per cent of people in Bristol support building more segregated cycle lanes

News / Bristol Media

Robots, virtual reality and the future: Bristol’s Vision 2017

'The next 10 years will see the same technological progress as the previous 200'

News / Avon and Somerset Constabulary

Nine arrested in just one week as police clampdown on drugs in south Bristol heats up

Class A drugs, scales, mobile phones and thousands of pounds in cash among the items seized in raids

News / anson rooms

World class lineup of speakers for Vision 2017 in Bristol

'Vision has become a beacon to inspire those who work in our creative sector'

News / Bristol24/7 Autumn Feast

Announcing Bristol24/7’s social impact partnership with UWE Bristol

Working closely with local institutions is a natural step for our social impact agenda

News / board games

Board gaming convention to visit Bristol in Feb 2018

The City of Games will be a chance to meet, play new games and show off skill

News / kerry mccarthy

McCarthy accuses fellow MP of unwanted attention over 20 years

Kelvin Hopkins has already been suspended from the party

News / International Space Station

Satellite lab opens at University of Bristol

Satellites will be built and space data tracked by students in the lab

News / Redcliffe Wharf

Redcliffe Wharf development approved

The derelict harbourside site will become almost unrecognisable

News / Bristol Arena

Bristol Arena could have to find a new location

Rees: 'Whatever happens the arena will become reality'

News / Blue plaque

Blue plaque unveiled for First World War soldier in Redland

Hardy Falconer Parsons lived at the house before joining the war effort

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