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Aerospace company to develop 'first British-crewed military jet since 1970s' at Aztec West

AERALIS has a contract with Britain's Royal Air Force to develop its aircraft as a potential successor to the world's most successful military aircraft trainer - the BAE Systems Hawk

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Box-E, Woky Ko, The Ethicurean: Meet some of Bristol's biggest chefs ahead of Foodies Fest this weekend

Elliot Lidstone of Box-E, Larkin Cen of Woky Ko and Mark McCabe of The Ethicurean speak on all things food

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Family could find themselves on the streets after fleeing home on day of eviction

The mum of four said she would rather lose her home than her husband

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Bristol Airport issues A38 road closure warning affecting car park users

"Access to Bristol Airport and the Silver Zone car park will be via the southbound A38, from the Bristol direction only"

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Britain's Top Takeaway sees Bristol kebab house Hoba put to the taste test

Hope and Annie from Hoba in Bristol competed against other kebab restaurants

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Bristol man fined almost £7K after four fly-tips traced back to his address

He claimed he paid someone to remove refurbishment waste from properties he was developing

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Nightclub in Bristol city centre to house students after closing during Covid-19 pandemic

It closed during the Covid-19 pandemic and did not reopen

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Bristol Zoo plans summer of events ahead of September closure

"As well as looking back on so many special moments and memories, our summer events will look to the future of the new Bristol Zoo"

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BBC The Outlaws: Stephen Merchant in talks about third series of Bristol show

"There's quite a lot of mileage in these characters"

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MoD buys robot 'dogs' that could support troops in disaster zones

Some 40 coders assembled in Bristol this week to use their skills to discover what capabilities 'Spot' could offer the Army

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Former Bristol Rovers star Liam Sercombe makes contract decision after January transfer link

Bristol Rovers January transfer target Liam Sercombe has decided his immediate future

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People 'across Bristol skipping meals' says MP as Tories vote down gas giants windfall tax

Not one Conservative MP voted in favour of the tax which could save families £600

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City Centre welcomes brand new anti-sexual harassment murals as part of Bristol Nights campaign

The two murals have been curated collaboratively by three Bristol artists and UPFEST

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NHS hiring for hundreds of South West jobs

Global jobsite Indeed is holding an event in Bristol in a bid to attract more people into healthcare roles

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Cost of living crisis is 'destroying business', says Bristol vintage clothes retailer

Kate Ashwell, founder of Ashwell & Co, has called on the Government to do more to help struggling companies like hers

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Bristol health tech company agrees major deal with care home specialist

A total of 15 staff will transfer over as part of the agreement between Invatech Health and Person Centred Software

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S&R Burchills: Greengrocer to leave Nailsea after 30 years to relocate to Bristol

Bosses said a change in shopping habits had made it no longer financially viable

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Winners of the 2022 Bristol and Bath Apprenticeship Awards announced

The finalists represented a range of different industries from across the two cities’ business communities

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Details on how Bristol’s new committee-run council will work to come ‘by end of year’

A new cross-party working group will be set up to thrash out the details before the new system takes effect in 2024

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Bristol reacts to pubs holding 'F*** the Jubilee' party: 'It's 2022 lads, not 1977'

The three-day festival will kick off at the Lion on Thursday, June 2 before moving to the Chelsea Inn on Saturday, and The Plough on Sunday

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Trains are slowly getting better. But rail fares remain a shambles

Don’t like the £105 one-way fare from Bristol to London? Our absurd pricing system allows you to save £43 by deploying the Didcot Dodge

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Bristol referendum result will make politics simpler, says metro mayor Dan Norris

Head of WECA wants to be involved in discussions for new committee system

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Love Saves the Day will have 'PEEQUAL' urinals for women invented by Bristol students

The festival has taken a number of steps to be more environmentally conscious

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Bristol Craft Beer Festival will feature pale ale that honours LGBTQIA+, BIPOC and women in the industry

The pale ale is an effort from 262 breweries to provide inclusive and safe environments for women, BIPOC, and LGBTQIA+ throughout the beer industry

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Imperial Brands reports big profits drop after Russia withdrawal

The Bristol-headquartered company sold its operations in the country amid the ongoing invasion of Ukraine

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