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Three new bus services to be paid for by Clean Air Zone charges

One new route will be heading through the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood trial area

News / anchor square

Bristol’s first upside-down house taking shape

The house is due to open to visitors in February

News / KNowle West

Trees planted and balloons released in memory of murdered teenagers

Family and friends gathered to remember Mason Rist and Max Dixon

News / Safe Link

£1m to be awarded to Safe Link

The funding will come from the police and crime commissioner for Avon and Somerset Police

News / Transport

New bike lane and wider pavement to encourage people to walk or cycle to YTL Arena Bristol

The arena was initially planned for a site next to Temple Meads

News / Transport

£1m could be spent to refurbish traffic lights at busy junction

The refurbishment of the traffic lights would make sure they are reliable for the next 20 years

News / Castle Park

Artwork set on fire

The piece by Duncan McKellar was made in solidarity with the people of Ukraine

News / Scouts

Bristol dads create unique fermenting badge

The badge is earned by those who participate in their fermenting workshops

News / Gaie Delap

78-year-old released with same tag that was called ‘really small’ for her wrists

Gaie Delap was recalled to prison after the tag didn't fit her wrists

News / Lawrence Weston

Family left ‘scarred’ after collision that left four-year-old seriously injured

The driver that caused the collision was sentenced on Friday

News / Bristol Palestine Alliance

Protesters march against Bristol Uni’s £92m ‘defence partnerships’

The march started from University of Bristol's Tyndall Avenue building

News / Bristol Light Festival

Bristol Light Festival returns for its fifth edition

The free festival extends across the heart of the city

News / Paul Stephenson

Bristol remembers Paul Stephenson

The civil rights pioneer was commemorated at an event at Bristol Cathedral on Friday

News / floating harbour

400-metre path to cost council almost £10m

The floating pontoon was originally due to connect Temple Quay with Bristol Arena

News / Temple Quarter

New car park and entrance planned for Temple Meads

The development is part of the Bristol Temple Quarter programme

News / Transport

Voi’s hopes of returning to Bristol dashed as Tier-Dott e-scooter contract renewed

New parking bays for e-scooters should also soon be created in the city centre and Clifton

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