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News / Ministry of Defence

Falklands-era warship HMS Bristol sails to the scrapyard

HMS Bristol has been towed out of Portsmouth harbour and is now on her way to Turkey

News / Transport

Work starts to improve ‘invisible’ bike lane through Centre

Contractors have started digging up a notorious bike lane through the Centre ahead of an upgrade

News / Transport

Full steam ahead or derailment for Portishead railway?

The future of the Portishead Railway is set to be decided by Rachel Reeves' spending review

News / Stoke Lodge

Judge rules Stoke Lodge ‘should never have been registered as town green’

The playing fields in Stoke Bishop are owned by Bristol City Council and leased to Cotham School

News / Transport

Tram-trains could provide central loop from Temple Meads to city centre

Tram-train technology allows trams to run on both railway lines and tram tracks

News / Transport

Children to travel for free on buses across Bristol area this summer

"Together, we are building the kind of bus service that local people deserve"

News / Harbourside

‘Deeply distressing’ tagging begins to blight newly listed building

"It's heartbreaking to see a Grade II listed landmark once so well-maintained fall into this state"

News / ss Great Britain

£1m to be spent on ‘complete reimagining’ of museum

The Dockyard Museum will be redesigned as an immersive experience

News / Politics

Ani Townsend runs for Green Party deputy leader

Townsend is a theatrical milliner who was first elected as a Bristol councillor in 2015

News / Rush Sunday

In Photos: Rush Sunday service

The Rush service is part of a tradition dating back to more than 500 years

News / Pip

Constituent challenges Darren Jones on his comparison of PIP cuts to ‘pocket money’

The constituent raised questions about the MP's comments in March

News / Edward Colston

Operation Black Vote founder calls for ‘real change’ five years after Colston’s statue toppled

'It seems fanciful that out of those protests a global reset on race could occur'

News / floating harbour

New pontoons awaiting first residents

Pontoons and accompanying eco-beds have been installed next to Capricorn Quay

News / floating harbour

Report claims Floating Harbour gates ‘have surpassed their expected lifespan’

However a councillor has assured the Floating Harbour will not empty of water even if the gates fail

News / Events

Pecha Kucha Night returns with fresh line-up of creative voices

The upcoming Pecha Kucha Night will feature the theme of “Almost"

News / Interviews

David Olusoga on his new stage show, A Gun Through Time

David Olusoga speaks with Bristol24/7 about his upcoming stage show

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