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Missing man Keith was last seen in Blaise Woods on Monday

Police 'extremely concerned' for Bristol man missing since Monday

The Stokers in Filton is a 'no frills' pub with skittles, pool and darts

We have a pint in a ‘no frills’ Bristol pub with karaoke and skittles

Bristol University has axed the National Anthem amid claims it is ‘offensive to some’

Bristol University bans National Anthem amid claims it is ‘offensive’

Larry Lamb has launched a Christmas Secret Santa appeal for Frankie & Benny’s and charity Action for Children

Frankie & Benny’s appeal to support vulnerable children this Christmas

Former Bristol Rovers manager Joey Barton

Joey Barton says women in men’s football is a ‘recipe for disaster’

Bristol will take centre stage in Doctor Who episode 'The Giggle'

New map shows every Bristol location ever featured in Doctor Who

Bargain Brands Food is opening in Avonmouth

Massive bargain food outlet opening in Bristol

Death Disco is the tenth Bristol venue from Hyde & Co

Retro New York-style new cocktail bar opens in Bristol

The four-storey Victorian house, on the corner of Eastfield Road and Cotham Brow, has been left empty since 2021

Developer wants to convert derelict Bristol house into eight flats

Ceri Dupree, David Suchet and Andy Ford on stage at Bristol Hippodrome

9 pantomimes you can see in and around Bristol this Christmas

Food hygiene inspectors visited the takeaway last month

Chinese takeaway near Bristol handed a zero food hygiene rating

A Food Standards Agency rating sticker on a window of a restaurant in central London. A huge variation in food hygiene standards remains across the UK, with one in five high or medium-risk food outlets failing to meet standards, according to a study.

Food hygiene ratings given to five Bristol establishments

The John Harvey Arms in Whitchurch

Boarded up Bristol sports pub to reopen after six-figure investment

File photo dated 12/04/12 of a bus at a stop. English councils are being hit by a "completely unsustainable" annual bill of more than £450 million to prop up the free bus pass scheme, according to new analysis. The Local Government Association (LGA), which calculated the figure, warned that the cost is putting services at risk. Picture date: Saturday July 1, 2023.

Bus coverage in Bristol falls over last decade

A general view of construction work on the O Cualann Cohousing affordable housing scheme in Ballymun North Dublin. Opposition leader Micheal Martin has accused Taoiseach Leo Varadkar of complacency in his approach to the country's housing crisis.

More affordable homes built in Bristol this year – as numbers rise across Englan...

The former cinema on Church Road in Redfield

Campaign to save former Bristol Art Deco cinema receives boost

Oasis Academy John Williams has maintained its 'Good' Ofsted rating

Bristol secondary school celebrates after receiving Ofsted rating

The Nylon Shop in Kingswood has announced its closure after 65 years

Long-running Bristol fabric shop set to close after 65 years

The colourful interior of Turtle Bay on the city centre

We try the festive menu at a restaurant where they queue out the door

The second station is just outside John Lewis on the ground floor and greets visitors taking part in the trail.

We went on a free Mog Christmas Trail at a Bristol shopping centre

Police say the road will be closed until later this morning

Police issue update after Wells Road crash - two people in hospital

A Food Standards Agency rating sticker on a window of a restaurant in central London. A huge variation in food hygiene standards remains across the UK, with one in five high or medium-risk food outlets failing to meet standards, according to a study.

Bristol restaurant handed new food hygiene rating

Heavy traffic on the Wells Road after the early morning crash between a bus and a lorry

Traffic chaos as serious crash closes Wells Road in Bristol

Vincent was last seen on Saturday

Body found in Bristol docks during search for missing Vincent

Police are keen to speak to a woman who they believe may have information which can help the investigation

CCTV appeal following suspected arson on double-decker bus in Bristol

Visitors are encouraged to write a prayer or Christmas wish and hang it on the Christmas trees until January 6. The activity is free but donations are encouraged.

Gallery: We visit the new Christmas story trail at Bristol Cathedral

Barton House tenants demand council bosses pause their rent

The incident happened in the early hours in Whitchurch

Man arrested after early morning burglary at Bristol Tesco Express

The council has delayed progress on the East Bristol Liveable Neighourhood pilot

Delays to new 'liveable neighbourhood' after Barton House evacuation

File photo dated 14/03/13 of a couple walking through a park as almost one in four people expect to work to the age of 70 or over and more than half admit they need to save more for retirement, according to a new report.

Less than a mile of green footpaths within walking distance in Bristol West

Tommy Thorn was born in Bristol and until recently was head chef at award-winning restaurant The Ethicurean in the city

Two Bristol contestants among MasterChef: The Professionals finalists

David Suchet and Andy Ford in Peter Pan at Bristol Hippodrome

David Suchet hooks the audience in Peter Pan at the Bristol Hippodrome

Jamie Payne wants to make precious memories with wife Joanne, who has incurable cancer.

Dad's plea for terminally ill wife facing final Christmas

A Food Standards Agency rating sticker on a window of a restaurant in central London. A huge variation in food hygiene standards remains across the UK, with one in five high or medium-risk food outlets failing to meet standards, according to a study.

Food hygiene ratings given to two Bristol takeaways

Co-op Funeralcare Redfield is inviting residents in for 'a welcome escape from the cold weather to enjoy a knit and a natter'

Bristol funeral parlour to host new knitting group

8 of the best spots in Bristol for a warming hot chocolate this winter

Showcase Avonmeads says it is the only cinema in the city to offer luxury recliner seating

Bristol cinema installs luxury seating and slashes ticket prices

A student looks at matter under a microscope

Fewer people in Bristol completing cervical screenings

Moles in Bath is closing with immediate effect after 45 years

Legendary grassroots music venue announces 'heartbreaking' closure

File photo dated 18/05/17 of an elderly man holding a walking stick, as three out of four care staff who look after people at home are not being paid for the time it takes them to travel between appointments, according to new research. Unison said its survey of more than 300 care workers across England revealed that employers are effectively breaking minimum wage laws, costing staff hundreds of pounds each month. Issue date: Thursday June 15, 2023.

Care service told to improve in Bristol

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The Stokers in Filton is a 'no frills' pub with skittles, pool and darts

We have a pint in a ‘no frills’ Bristol pub with karaoke and skittles

Missing man Keith was last seen in Blaise Woods on Monday

Police 'extremely concerned' for Bristol man missing since Monday

Bristol University has axed the National Anthem amid claims it is ‘offensive to some’

Bristol University bans National Anthem amid claims it is ‘offensive’