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News / East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

Thousands urge council to pause controversial liveable neighbourhood in east Bristol

Several have complained over a perceived lack of consultation

News / Transport

Segregated cycle lane among improvements to Victoria Street starting soon

The work is estimated to cost £5m and take around 15 months to complete

News / protest

Protesters call for Bristol City Council to ‘divest for Palestine’

Members of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign gathered ahead of a full council meeting

News / West of England Combined Authority

Former WECA chief exec warns of legal action against Norris

Patricia Greer has responded to Dan Norris' comments on a BBC politics programme

News / St Nick's Market

Fee hike at St Nick’s could force out popular food stalls

A five per cent hike in fees was approved by councillors on Monday

News / Trees

Fallen tree cleared in park

The large tree fell directly across the main path through the park

News / Bristol Prison

‘Challenging experience’ for inmates at Bristol Prison

The prison remains overcrowded with most prisoners sharing cells originally designed for one person

News / Crime

Sexual assault in park by masked men on mopeds linked to attacks on cyclists

Police say "enquiries are being carried out to identify those responsible to bring them to justice"

News / Turbo Island

Large police presence at Turbo Island

But a police spokesperson was unable to explain why so many police cars had gathered

News / Bridewell Street

Insulation falls off building in busy city centre area

The incident was captured by an on looker on Sunday afternoon

News / Caring in Bristol

What happens to the money you give to charity?

Street Smart and Caring in Bristol show us the picture behind the charity boxes

News / Bristol cathedral

£500,000 gift to improve access to oldest parts of Bristol Cathedral

The grant is one of the first from the Julia Rausing Trust

News / Stoke Gifford

‘Devastating’ mystery fire forces school to remain closed

The fire broke out at the primary school on Sunday evening

News / Sea Mills

Litter hero receives Lord Mayor’s medal

The medal is awarded for outstanding voluntary service

News / Sea Mills

75-year-old Brownie unit could be forced to close

More volunteers are needed to secure the group's future

News / climate action

Montpelier grandma faces jail recall because authorities ‘can’t find a tag small enough’

Just Stop Oil have said that Gaie Delap has been left in a 'nightmarish' situation

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