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News / Transport

New night buses could be funded by Clean Air Zone charges

Councillors are considering how to spend an extra £1.8m on improving buses

News / Dogs

‘Affordable’ dental vets has grand opening

The new Redland clinic focuses on the dental health of our pets

News / easton

The strive for community power in Easton

Locals ask: "Is it time to build community power in Easton?"

News / Barton Hill

Police apologise for impact of Barton Hill operation

"It's important to acknowledge when our response has caused further concern or upset"

News / Black South West Network

New initiative to collect, preserve and share stories of Black identity

The UnMuseum project will deliver an "innovative, decolonial reimagining of the ‘museum'"

News / protest

Surfers sick of sewage hold paddle-out protest to demand change

Dozens of people joined the protest that began at Baltic Wharf

News / protest

Protesters and counter-protesters clash at ‘mass-deportation’ rally

UKIP organised the rally but they were hugely out-numbered by anti-fascist and anti-racist

News / knife crime

Schoolchildren use artwork to speak out against knife crime

Young people covered school uniforms with handwritten messages and poems

News / Animals

Dog blood donors needed

Pet Blood Bank UK will be running a local donation session on May 24

News / st Pauls carnival

St Paul’s Carnival announces scaled-back 2025 programme

This year's programme is called 'Back A Yard'

News / Transport

Bristol named UK’s best city for child-friendly streets

Bristol is "heading in the right direction" according to transport boss Ed Plowden

News / Politics

Henry Michallat becomes one of Bristol’s youngest ever lord mayors

27-year-old Michallat is the great-grandson of the inventor of the Walnut Whip

News / Politics

Changes planned to data kept by Bristol City Council after former mayor’s emails deleted

Emails are normally deleted 30 days after a member of staff leaves

News / green spaces

Taskforce to strategise how to make parks more profitable

The task-and-finish group will give a better understanding of why events have had to be cancelled

News / Housing

Knight in armour challenges Bristol City Council

Able Enforcement's contract was removed, but the council are yet to make a long-term commitment

News / employment

Babbasa launch fundraising appeal to address youth unemployment crisis

In Bristol alone, nearly 10,000 young people are currently not in education, employment, or training

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