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News / Shops

Two former pubs could be turned into shops

Two historic pubs in Bristol that have been empty for several years could both be turned into shops

News / religion

In photos: Grand Iftar 2025 at Bristol Cathedral

The cathedral partnered with Muslims4Bristol and Bridges for Communities for the interfaith event

News / Barton Hill

Residents say liveable neighbourhood will be ‘end of Barton Hill’

Residents met at a cafe to oppose the council's installation of a bus gate on Thursday morning

News / Barton Hill

‘It’s bully-boy tactics that should not happen in a democracy’

A Labour councillor and Labour's candidate for metro mayor have both slammed the council's tactics

News / Transport

Dangerous junction flagged as crash spot ‘needs addressing’

Lack of visibly has been flagged by motorists and pedestrians

News / Shops

Co-op store reopens after major renovation

Co-op store in Bedminster Down was closed for nine weeks for a major renovation

News / Education

Carnival Education Programme receives funding to continue

The CIC will receive £180,000 over the next three years

News / Your Park Bristol & Bath

Your Park transform park to make it more accessible and inclusive

The group identified multiple barriers including physical accessibility and personal safety

News / Barton Hill

Police ‘facilitated roll-out of council-led scheme’ in Barton Hill

There has been heavy criticism of why dozens of officers attended Barton Hill in the early hours

News / bristol balloon fiesta

Balloon Fiesta reaches Beyond the Horizon for 2025

The festival is bouncing back from recent challenges

News / Shops

Waitrose confirm new shop in former co-working space

It will be located almost directly opposite a Sainsbury's and only a few hundred metres from a Co-Op

News / Barton Hill

Police join contractors as bus gate installed before sunrise

Protesters lay down in the road in an attempt to block contractors

News / Development

1,600 new homes could be built on brownfield site in east Bristol

Timber Mills is the name being given to the "urban regeneration" project

News / Transport

Children’s bus fares to be frozen

It's one of a number of new initiatives from the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority

News / rubbish collection

Greens urged to stick to fortnightly bin collections

There are dire warnings of increased fly-tipping if collections are reduced

News / The Green House

Charity calls for urgent mental health reform for young abuse victims

The Green House has been collaborating with young people to highlight the issue

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