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News / libraries

Every library in Bristol except one has closed temporarily over last two months

Council leaders are being urged to scrap a recruitment freeze

News / bristol crown court

Protesters gather outside court for start of ‘Elbit 7’ trial

Activists from Palestine Action pleaded not guilty to charges of burglary and criminal damage

News / Transport

Trains could run from Bristol to Oxford for first time in 20 years

The quickest journey times between Temple Meads and Oxford will start from one hour 11 minutes

News / Architecture

Bristol’s Brutalist gems

The best of Bristol's Brutalist architecture is celebrated in a new zine

News / flooding

Floods force pubs to close

High water levels rendered the two pubs unreachable

News / South Bristol

‘Vital’ community space at risk as church put up for sale

“It’s the only space where people can meet, talk and hold activities”

News / Transport

Date finally set for major walking and cycling improvement works

The area around Park Row has long been criticised for its sub-standard cycling infrastructure

News / Aerospace Bristol

Free coach travel for schoolchildren to ‘world-class’ museum

“We have seen first-hand how much students enjoy exploring Bristol’s rich aerospace history”

News / Politics

Kingswood Tory MP resigns over oil and gas bill

“The climate crisis that we face is too important to politicise or to ignore”

News / Bristol Women's voice

‘Caring is at the core of our society but it’s not valued’

A campaign calls for investment in the caring economy

News / Housing

Call for empty buildings to be turned into homes to tackle housing crisis

“Maximising the supply of affordable housing is in everyone’s best interests”

News / Tyre Extinguishers

Activists slammed as ‘faceless bunch of eco-warriors’

The "smug" Tyre Extinguishers returned to Bristol on their mission to ban SUVs in urban areas

News / St Philips

Council paying Crown Estate over £117k for ‘right of air’ over bridge

The monarchy-owned firm is charging for an “air space levy” over a footbridge to Temple Island

News / Propyard

Propyard owner apologises for not paying staff

The former torpedo testing site has been one of Bristol's largest warehouse venues since July 2021

News / acorn

ACORN members who disrupted meeting banned from City Hall

The council's top lawyer says protesters "caused harassment, alarm and distress"

News / Bristol Beacon

Bristol Beacon CEO to step down just months after venue reopens

Louise Mitchell will leave in July after 12 years in charge

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