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News / charity

Kingswood man dedicates flower to late father in virtual ‘Memory Meadow’

The meadow is the latest offering from Winston's Wish, a Gloucester-based bereavement charity

News / SEND

More than 1,000 children waiting for EHCPs in Bristol

Bristol City Council could be the slowest in processing EHCPs within the 20 week period

News / New Cut

Banana Bridge to reopen early after refurbishment

The £1.4m restoration of the Banana Bridge started in May 2024

News / Brabazon

Waitrose announces flagship store at ‘most exciting new city district’

The new Waitrose flagship store in town is expected to create 150 jobs

News / Ukraine

Former lord mayor urges Bristol to twin with Ukrainian city

Paul Goggin has recently returned from Odesa

News / Education

College teachers strike over ‘punitive’ working conditions

Teachers called for strike action following failed negotiations with the college

News / Clifton

Parents’ fears following false reports of ‘child snatcher’

A WhatsApp voice note claims that a man tried to snatch a child

News / Animals

Animal rescue centre to move after 124 years

Bristol Animal Rescue Centre has launched a fundraising appeal ahead of a move from St Philips Marsh

News / South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood details expected soon

Bristol City Council consulted the public in 2024 about traffic problems

News / Nurseries

Nursery teaching children about six-sided square rated ‘inadequate’

Honey Tots Day Nursery is a "private Christian school" owned by the Redeemed Christian Church of God

News / Banks

NatWest announces closure of branch in Bristol

The Bristol branch is one of more than 100 an branches that will be closing down by the end of 2025

News / parks

Community unites to host area’s ‘biggest’ free event

The all-day long event is organised by Friends of Redcatch Park with support from many local groups

News / Housing

Developer drops plans for homes on old gasworks after finding gas pipes

The gasworks site has been left empty for years but used to be home to large gasometers

News / Housing

Historic warehouse step closer to being turned into new homes

Early design work is due to start soon on plans to transform Bristol's first bonded warehouse

News / Billboards

Unauthorised billboards removed

Three billboards erected without permission in south Bristol have been removed

News / Advertising Feature

Exploring the Growing Popularity of Betting Around the World

since these games became available online the industry has soared in popularity

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