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Bailiffs sent to evict Bristol squatters at Jesters Comedy Club
Bailiffs were today sent to evict squatters who took over a former Bristol comedy club in protest at plans to turn it into a Tesco supermarket.
Tories call for Bristol's controversial library shake-up to be put on hold
Bristol councillors will decide later this month whether to put a controversial shake up of Bristol's library services on hold.
Bristol woman fined for parking in disabled spot: I couldn't spot markings in the dark
A woman who parked in a faded disabled space which she says was impossible to spot in the dark has been given a £90 fine.
Bristol nurse's passion for job gains her a 'vet Oscar' nomination
A Bristol vet nurse has been shortlisted for a "vet Oscar".
Fire investigations kept out of Bristol building
An investigation into a fire in St Pauls, Bristol, has been delayed as the building was not safe to enter.
Bristol doctor prescribes axing car share lane to ease traffic misery. Do you agree?
A hospital doctor has launched a petition to get the car share lane on the city's ring road scrapped.
Traffic lights switch off signals start of Bristol trial
Traffic lights have been switched off in Bristol city centre as part of a £10,000 trial to see how junctions work without them.
Reader's letters: Cycling versus driving in Bristol
Stormy relationship: Letters from cyclists and motorists who don't exactly get on
Clean up this danger
Anyone travelling along the A4174 ring road can not have failed to notice the large amounts of litter and rubbish, not only on the grass verges but also on the carriageway.
Slow to Speedway
Having read the proposal to site the speedway track at Severnside, I'm afraid I think this is an awful idea.
Police warn violent criminal could be in Bristol
A violent criminal who has gone on the run from a Birmingham bail hostel could be in Bristol.
Girl, 16, robbed at Bristol bus stop
Police are appealing for information after a teenage girl was robbed in Bristol.
Bristol farrier puts best foot forward for pony club
Youngsters learnt about the work of a farrier when Shane Pool staged a demonstration at the recently formed Grassroots Urban Horse and Pony Club in Bristol.
Toddlers enjoy taking the plunge
Children and parents have taken part in swimming lessons with a difference – wearing their pyjamas.
Potato heads welcomed at spud contest
Green-fingered youngsters are being invited to take part in a competition to make models of famous people out of potatoes.
New chance to get domestic violence help
A new directory offering help and advice to people who are at risk of domestic violence has been launched.
Bristol students get a sporting chance
Students in Speedwell tried sports and activities run by clubs throughout Bristol.
Bristol community services hit as health group loses £22,000 funding
Vital community services will be lost after Knowle West Health Association was told it will no longer receive £22,000 funding from NHS Bristol.
Government report: Workers must pay to park in Bristol
Workers must be forced to pay to park in Bristol and other big cities to end the congestion nightmare, a government study has warned.
Families' anger at school ruling
Families have repeated a call for changes to be made to school admission policies after more youngsters were denied places at a South Gloucestershire primary.
