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News / Castle Park

Campaigners mark 80 years since atomic bombing of Hiroshima

The activists are also raising concerns over nuclear ownership across the world

News / Transport

Clean Air Zone funds more improvements to Bristol buses

The return of the 512 service is just one of the changes coming soon to Bristol's bus network

News / Crime

Cannabis worth £500,000 found growing in closed pub

Four people have been arrested following the discovery

News / southville

‘Pocket park’ transformed

The space was renovated by community organisers and includes a mural by Andrew Burns Colwill

News / construction

Bristol is world’s 8th most expensive city for constructing new buildings

Building in Bristol is more expensive than Dublin, Hong Kong, Manchester, Birmingham and Los Angeles

News / Advertising Feature

New UK Casinos: How to Find Trustworthy Brands in Seconds

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News / immigration

Protest being planned outside hotel housing asylum seekers

It comes one year after a group of racist thugs attacked another migrant hotel in Bristol

News / knife crime

Police recover 30 ninja swords ahead of ban

On Friday it became unlawful to posses a ninja sword

News / Gromit Unleashed 3

Miniature artefacts added to Gromit Unleashed 3 trail

The four additions are within the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery

News / planning application

Offices planned near M5 sparks row over Green Belt

Developers want to build an incubator for start-ups

News / Jessie May

Jessie May raises £232,649 in urgent appeal

"It's something that really, really paid off and showed how loyal people are to this local charity"

News / UWE Bristol

Bristol Pride co-founder awarded honorary degree

Daryn Carter co-founded Bristol Pride back in 2010

News / Aardman

Shaun the Sheep turns 30

To celebrate the famous Claymatian character’s birthday, Aardman have launched a knitting campaign

News / southmead

Southmead project among UK’s ‘biggest community-led housing schemes’

“The truth is, Glencoyne isn’t used, it’s abused"

News / Rolls-Royce

Rolls-Royce unveils museum of rare and historic engines

The new museum houses some 70 high-performance engines built by Rolls-Royce

News / protest

Protesters ask motorists to ‘hoot for Gaza’

UN agencies have said there were at least 60 malnutrition-related deaths in Gaza in July

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