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People who ring 111 could end up talking to a doctor under a new system designed to stop unnecessary trips to emergency departments in the Bristol area.

New 111 system launched to help keep Bristol patients out of hospital

The Oakwood ward at Southmead Hospital is “cramped”, has “very little therapy space”, according to a report

‘Cramped’ ward at Southmead Hospital set to close

People will get a say on the future of The Downs in a public consultation

Public to have a say on future of the Downs after claims of secrecy

Bristol Pride is returning to the Downs this summer after being cancelled for the last two years’ running

Bristol Pride and Funderworld to make return to The Downs this year

Clifton Down is equivalent in size to just over 130 football pitches and makes up half of The Downs, a huge public common in north Bristol.

Merchant Venturers face call to hand over Clifton Down

Cotham Gardens Primary School, formerly Colston’s Primary School could see its reception intake cut by a third

School which dropped Colston’s name set to reduce its reception intake

Asda in East Street, Bedminster, has been given a planning enforcement notice for breaching the hours they are allowed to make deliveries

Asda and Aldi stores threatened with court over delivery breaches

CGI view from Ashville Road of Prelon Homes’ proposal for 40 homes in Ashton Gate, Bristol, with seven town houses fronting onto Durnford Street.

‘Shaming’ plans for housing with ‘poor door’ sent back to developer

Consultants underestimated the scale of deterioration at the West End car park

Huge city centre car park could be sold over spiralling cost to repair

Ruby Jeans restaurant on The Parade, Shirehampton, Bristol.

Restaurant granted alcohol licence despite concerns from neighbours

Residents stand united as they are campaigning against a late night Brewdog at a former Costa Coffee chain in Millennium Promenade in Bristol.

BrewDog wins licensing battle to open new bar in Bristol city centre

The planned school, Oasis Academy Temple Quarter, at the Silverthorne Lane development in Bristol.

Decision on new Bristol school expected early 2022

Baltic Wharf Caravan Club site. Source: Google Earth. Permission for use by LDRS newswire partners.

Baltic Wharf: Government decision due on new home for caravan club

Social media monitoring an ‘obscene waste’ of Bristol taxpayers’ money

Motorists parking in Clifton Vale in Hotwells will see prices rise as part of the changes

Clean Air Zone: Cost to park around zone to increase by 30 per cent

The biggest hike in price will be for third residential permits

Cost of residential parking permits to rise by up to £32 a year

2,000 people sign petition calling for removal of M32 billboards

An artist’s impression of what the site could look like once it’s finished.

Office block plans for St Mary Le Port site approved despite concerns

Jubilee Pool was saved from permanent closure earlier this year

Jubilee Pool: Takeover group must share profits with the city council

Keynsham bypass - where a segregated cycle route could be introduced

Plan for a nine-mile cycle lane along the A4 between Bath and Bristol

Site of the former cinema in Redfield- behind St George’s Hall pub

Redfield Cinema: Campaign to save hidden venue receives a boost

Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees

Bristol mayoral referendum to be held next year after council vote

The chains of the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Bristol were stolen in February 2020.

Council investigated over withholding value of stolen mayoral chains

Bootcamps and personal trainers are set to be charged to use parks like Victoria Park in Bedminster

Bootcamps to pay to use parks after ‘an awful lot of broken benches’

Victory for residents who campaigned to stop the Windmill pub from being turned into flats

Triumph for campaigners who stop loved pub being turned into flats

Detailed map showing the boundaries of the Clean Air Zone

Clean Air Zone: Record time attempt to get scheme rolled out quickly

The Windmill pub was put up for sale at £500k - put no-one met the asking price

Pub set to be turned into flats after owner ‘tried to make a success’

Architects drawing of the planned cafe on the Downs

Anxious wait for Government approval for new cafe on the Downs