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News / Advertising Feature

6 Lesser-Known Casino Games Worth Trying

six games that deserve a place on your radar

News / Clifton Village

Underground pub toilets broken by bungling council contractors

Workers accidentally drilled down too far and hit the underground loos

News / Turbo Island

Turbo Island ‘village green’ row too complex for council lawyers

They will use taxpayer money to hire an expensive barrister

News / Transport

Metrobus service could be extended into south Bristol suburb

The Metrobus service is used by 50,000 passengers a week

News / Jessie May

Children’s hospice care charity to launch 36-hour matched giving campaign

Your Community Needs You – now more than ever

News / New Cut

More than £8m needed for emergency repairs to New Cut walls

Three locations along the walls of the New Cut are now deemed as "emergency sites"

News / homelessness

23 times more women sleeping rough in Bristol than government count

The Women’s Rough Sleeping Census is now set to take place annually

News / Housing

Brislington Meadows homes to be ‘in keeping with local landscape’

Keepmoat say their plans "are centred around the site's natural features"

News / Transport

Works to start soon in hope of preventing flooding on road

Walking and cycling routes will also be improved

News / walking

New pedestrian crossings to be installed

The crossings are part of a number of proposals along and near the Portway

News / protest

Palestine Action protesters block entrance to defence firm

Two protesters from Palestine Action were arrested following their protest at Elbit Systems

News / Advertising Feature

How to Make the Most of a Rainy Day in Bristol

Sometimes staying in just works

News / Crime

92-year-old given life sentence for 1967 murder and rape

Headley had shown a “complete disregard for human life and dignity”

News / Development

New homes and shops could be built on land next to car park

Cabot Gate "will bring much needed new uses into the city"

News / Jessie May

Bristol24/7 partners with Jessie May for urgent appeal

'Your Community Needs You' campaign is asking for donations to continue to provide crucial care

News / pedlary

Street traders to be banned from blocking busy paths

Bristol City Council has draw up orders blocking pedlars from operating in certain locations

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