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‘Everyone should do something, but it needs to be useful’: unions walk out in support of Palestine
A workplace day of action encourages workers to walk out in support of Palestinians, building on Bristol's history of ...
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Listen: People Just Do Something – Meg and Bryony from SLEEC on smashing the patriarchy for good
Megan Baker and Bryony Ball run SLEEC, a radical survivor-led organisation aiming to dismantle the roots of male violence.
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South Bristol’s new youth centre is technically in Knowle West. Can it deliver for kids from Hartcliffe too?
A new Youth Zone, part of a national network, opens in 2026 by Imperial Retail Park. Will young people feel welcome whatever ...
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‘Liveable neighbourhoods’ have caused uproar in east Bristol. How will they fare south of the river?
The council is consulting on 'liveable neighbourhoods' to make south Bristol easier for pedestrians and cyclists. What do ...
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Recent floods show once again that it’s high time to formally recognise the rights of the River Avon
Recent flooding on the River Avon underscores the need to recognise rivers as rights-bearing beings that deserve a voice in ...
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Traffic jams around East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood fuel anger, as council calls for patience
A campaign to halt the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood has intensified before the scheme is complete – but the council is ...
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Becca Blease
Rivers are rights-bearing beings that deserve to have a voice in our decision-making structures – and to be treated as ...
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One of Bristol’s worst ‘eyesore’ buildings has partially collapsed. What is the council doing about it?
Henry Eldon was one of the first to notice that something was wrong. One day in August, he says a window from the crumbling Kernow Audio and Sound building on Mina Road in St Werburghs, besides ...