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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

News / homelessness

True extent of Bristol’s homelessness crisis revealed

Shelter report reveals one in every 170 Bristol residents is homeless

News / Colston Hall

Your chance to sponsor a seat at the new Colston Hall

Venue launches latest fundraising scheme

News / bristol city council

The future of Bristol’s parks and green spaces

From hanging baskets to ice cream vans

News / Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus

Bristol to become epicentre of global quantum revolution

Bristol Uni's Quantum Technologies Innovation Centre to open in new enterprise campus

News / Avon Fire and Rescue

Tributes paid to Avon chief fire officer

Kevin Pearson had been suspended by the fire brigade earlier this year

News / bristol city council

City council need to close £108m budget gap

Rees: 'Achieving this will not be easy'

News / Remembrance Day

Race to get centre finished for Remembrance Day

Service returns to the cenotaph after a year away

News / TEDx Bristol

Two days of TEDx Bristol

All the talks had the theme of 'dare to disrupt'

News / Avon and Somerset Constabulary

‘It is clear that I was targeted because I am a Muslim woman’

Hasina was subjected to a terrifying, unproved attack in Bristol city centre

News / Avon and Somerset Constabulary

‘If the colour of your skin does not fit, you will be targeted’

Bristol24/7 investigates the rise in hate crime and what is being done to stem the flow of prejudice

News / Colston Hall

Colston Hall close in on £48.8m fundraising target

The venue has so far raised £41m for their planned transformation

News / Avon and Somerset Constabulary

Man stabbed in Old Market

Police have arrested a 24-year-old man

News / Hotwells

Jacob’s Wells Baths set to become a swimming pool again

Swimming stopped within the historic building in 1977

News / bristol city council

£150K needed for Bristol to host Global Parliament of Mayors

'This is hugely important as we prepare for a very different future as we leave the EU'

News / bristol city council

The rise of pseudo public spaces in Bristol

Rights could be increasingly restricted with the creeping privatisation of open space

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