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Features / mayoral referendum

Mayor vs committee: What do Bristolians think?

Bristol talks visibility, democracy and stability ahead of the referendum in two weeks

News / Incredible Edible Bristol

The Bristol gardeners working to create system change

“You can’t have climate justice until you’ve got food justice and social justice"

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YOUR COUNTDOWN TO GREATNESS IN BRISTOL

Great Bristol Run is back on Sunday 14 May

Features / clifton suspension bridge

Preserving Brunel’s legacy deep underground

Etain O'Shea is learning officer at the Clifton Suspension Bridge Trust

Features / Easter

The remarkable story of Bristol’s Easter Garden

Featuring stand-offs, poisoned plants and a destructive JCB

Features / Photography

In photos: Inside Bristol’s former magistrates’ court

The building has sat empty since the 1960s

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Change lives in Bristol with your next career move.

Fancy a career in Support Work? United Response are running a recruitment day 8th - 9th April.

Features / Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone

Meet the only resident of what was once Bristol’s grandest hotel

The Grosvenor could soon be compulsory purchased and demolished by Bristol City Council

Features / Sex work

Sex workers of the world, unite

"Sex workers need to have access to unions, collective bargaining and general labour rights"

Features / Kill the Bill riot

Bristol’s ‘kill the bill’ riot: one year on

A protest turned into a riot on March 21 2021

Homes and Gardens / Sponsored Feature

Local Bristol designer announces limited restock of popular Bridge and Balloon decorations to celebrate Mother’s Day.

Stunning handmade decorations from Other Lovely Things

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Flo-Jo Fabrics celebrate 10 years on the Gloucester Road

Ten years of fun, fabrics and friendship

Features / Transport

Finding a sensible solution to Bristol’s transport woes

Green councillor Emma Edwards does not want an underground to be Bristol's only option

Features / Refugee Women of Bristol

The ‘sisterhood’ providing a safe space for refugee women in Bristol

Layla Ismail co-founded Refugee Women of Bristol in 2003

News / Wellbeing

The trio behind a new initiative for mixed heritage women

“One of our key aims is to empower and uplift our community”

Features / Castle Park

Remembering the Bristol men who fought and died for democracy in Europe

A plaque commemorates Britons in the International Brigade in the Spanish Civil War

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