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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

News / Clifton

Zoo boss accuses Save Bristol Gardens Alliance of ‘relentless campaign of misinformation’

Bristol Zoological Society has exchanged sale contracts with a house builder for the former zoo site

News / Banks

Three Lloyds banks across Bristol to close

People are increasingly switching to digital devices for their day-to-day banking

News / University of Bristol

No more forced swim tests at University of Bristol

The experiment sees rats or mice placed into a container of water with no means of escape

News / Development

More than 100 new homes to be built on former tobacco factory

Councillors have now granted planning permission for the £60m development in Southville

News / Development

Plans approved to knock down Galleries shopping centre

The shopping centre in Broadmead opened in 1991 but has struggled for many years

News / history

Holocaust Memorial Day: ‘An incredibly emotional and thought-provoking ocassion’

This year's theme was 'for a better future'

News / rubbish collection

61% of people feel ‘very negative’ about monthly bin collections

Bristol City Council could become the first local authority in the UK to move to monthly collections

News / East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

‘Illegal’ actions ‘making it impossible to install liveable neighbourhood safely’

Protesters have for the third time prevented council contractors from doing their job

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