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Fury as planners say it's 'not unreasonable' to close Bristol Zoo

The Save Bristol Zoo campaign say zoo bosses are talking 'nonsense'

Bristol Post · Apr 19, 2023

Film crews in Bristol city centre take over café and busy street for new TV series

Pedestrians were able to walk right past the film set

Bristol Post · Apr 18, 2023

Bristol Zoo redevelopment 'set for green light' as boss defends closure

The fate of the zoo site will be decided next week

Bristol Post · Apr 18, 2023

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The seven options for Bristol Zoo as decision day looms

There's a campaign to save it, but what are their alternative ideas?

Bristol Post · Apr 15, 2023

Sandwich Sandwich wins gold at 'Oscars' for UK sandwich industry

The business, which has queues out of the door every day, has its sights on London next year

Bristol Post · Apr 6, 2023

Mayor warned he faces a Plymouth-style tree backlash unless he protects all the trees at Bristol Zoo

"Bristol City Council’s opportunity here is to become a beacon of best practice"

Bristol Post · Mar 30, 2023

Bristol Harbour swimmers taking first ever legal dip say 'the water tastes lovely’

A trial will allow swimmers to pay £7 to take a dip in the water

Bristol Post · Mar 28, 2023

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New Lounge café opens in retail park just north of Bristol

Bristol Post · Mar 22, 2023

Just Stop Oil protesters block traffic in Bristol protest

They "marched slowly" along roads in the city centre

Bristol Post · Mar 18, 2023

Junior doctors in Bristol need to work for ‘a decade’ before they can afford to buy a home

Today is the last day of their 72-hour national strike

Bristol Post · Mar 15, 2023

The Downend gastropub with stunning Sunday roasts putting the area on Bristol's food map

“The food never disappoints, everyone is always really over the moon with it.”

Bristol Post · Mar 11, 2023

Local hero honoured for International Women’s Day with blue plaque

Hilda Cashmore was the founder of Barton Hill Settlement

Bristol Post · Mar 8, 2023

Couple celebrate 70th wedding anniversary on Valentine's Day

Doreen and Brian have learnt a thing or two about everlasting love over the last seven decades

Wales Online · Feb 14, 2023

Bristol couple celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary on Valentine's Day

Meet Doreen and Brian, who know a thing or two about everlasting love

Bristol Post · Feb 13, 2023

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Bristol Post · Feb 13, 2023

Cool things to do in Bristol according to TripAdvisor reviewers

There are plenty of activities to do solo, as a couple or in a group

Bristol Post · Feb 11, 2023

Former radio DJ turned chef explains what makes Bristol’s food scene so unique

Olly Harrison-Stock talks to Bristol Live about his journey to becoming a chef at Bianchis in Bristol and what makes Bristol's food scene so special

Bristol Post · Feb 7, 2023

First look inside newly-refurbished Keynsham bar after £120,000 investment

Landlord says the grand reopening earlier this week was a big success

Daily Mirror · Jan 29, 2023

People are just learning what the GR and ER postbox symbols actually mean

A number of people are only just figuring out why Britain's iconic red box postboxes often have different symbols on them, each one representing a distinct period in British history

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Bristol Post · Jan 29, 2023

The Bristol ceramicist working with some of the nation's best restaurants

She's gone from painting scenery for the Royal Shakespeare Company in China to having her own backyard pottery studio in Greenbank

Bristol Post · Jan 26, 2023

Black Boy Lane in Tottenham renamed - why Bristol's Blackboy Hill hasn't been

Black Boy Lane in Tottenham has a new name

Bristol Post · Jan 19, 2023

Yate resident says A432 road changes have 'created danger'

The 'improvements' have been criticised

Bristol Post · Jan 17, 2023

Extra Bristol Beacon costs are 'painful reality' admits Mayor Marvin Rees

But the alternative is even worse...

Bristol Post · Jan 13, 2023

Dad concerned for baby's health living in mouldy, mouse-infested flat

The communal door has been broken for the last month

Bristol Post · Jan 9, 2023

Brislington barber thanks customers after celebrating 30 years

It's become a family-run business over the years

Bristol Post · Jan 8, 2023

Luxury African-Caribbean boutique hopes to revive overlooked Bristol Shopping Quarter

It will also provide a new city centre event space

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