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News / Ukraine

Ukrainian community protests children killed by Russia

Campaigners called for the war-struck country to stay on the agenda and to protect its children

News / parks

‘Overlooked’ park chosen for accessibility upgrade

It is hoped it will become “a leading example of what inclusive park access can look like”

News / Vince John

Tributes paid to gallery owner and champion of street art

Vince John was the owner of 1LoveArt in the Clifton Arcade

News / aviation

Major conservation project to restore historic freighter

The Bristol Freighter 170 is among the rarest surviving British aircraft in the world

News / Ashton Court Mansion

Trust takes on Ashton Court Mansion

The new custodian plans to bring the building into community ownership

News / Housing

Student housing report highlights powerlessness and poor conditions

Tenants are facing mould, cold and mis-sold ads, researchers say

News / community radio

Community organisation secures lottery funding for radio show on climate change

The Bristol-based organisation, which amplifies South Asian voices, has secured the funding

News / protest

Bristol vigil for Henry Nowak met with counter-protest

The protesters demonstrated just a stone's throw apart in the Centre

News / Housing

New rules to be signed off allowing homes smaller than two parking spaces

The 'co-living' studios are similar to student flats, but designed for young professionals

News / Crime

Church ‘deeply saddened’ by break-in

Thieves stole items including a van used by a food bank

News / South Bristol

New £20m for Bristol area welcomed

A board of local people will choose how to spend the funding over the next ten years

News / Politics

Labour councillor defects to Lib Dems

Zoë Peat has promised that she will be "putting Bristol and its residents before party interests"

News / Crime

Arrest after reports of homophobic comments and Pride flags torn down

The incident took place outside a school

News / Temple Quarter

Raft of updates on Temple Quarter regeneration project

The development will cover a 135-hectare site around Temple Meads and St Philip's Marsh

News / floating harbour

Pontoons remain unused one year after installation

The pontoons opposite the SS Great Britain cost the council almost £700,000 to build

News / bristol city council

Plan for partner cities in Ukraine and Barbados gains council support

Councillors hope the arrangement will bring local benefit and address Bristol’s colonialist past

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