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• Your say / Politics

  ‘The question for Bristol is whether Burnham will now surrender some of the power he has inherited’

  Political analyst Thom Oliver on the future of devolution under new prime minister Andy Burnham

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• News / Politics

  ‘Shocking and disgusting waste of taxpayers’ money’ by WECA

  The combined authority awarded almost £1m in payoffs over three years

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• News / Transport

  Mayor yet to fully support WECA funding for liveable neighbourhood

  £10m of funding from WECA is needed in order to make the East Liveable Neighbourhood permanent

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• News / Transport

  New bus routes and improvements to existing services

  "Together we're starting to build the kind of bus network that local people deserve"

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• News / Nature

  Urgent action needed to reverse nature decline

  62 per cent of fish species and 44 per cent of birds are declining across the West of England

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• News / Transport

  Bike lanes on Gloucester Road were paused because of Rees’ underground plans

  The former mayor failed to convince other politicians to back his idea

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• News / charity

  Pop-up cafe celebrates ‘power of kindness and connection’

  The "Hope Cafe" forms part of Bristol’s response to A Million Acts of Hope Week of Action

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• News / business growth

  Tony Dyer: ‘No single party has the answers to everything’

  New deputy mayor has stressed the importance of collaboration to “make the city fairer for everyone”

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