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Latest South Bristol News
Daily updates on breaking news and local stories across, Ashton, Southville, Bedminster, Hengrove, Whitchurch, Brisington and Keynsham
Former Labour Councillor joins the Liberal Democrats in Bristol. Rejecting
Milestones Trust, a regional charity which supports adults with mental
On Tuesday 2 June, the Reverend Dr Brutus Green, who
A team of employees from one of North Somerset’s largest
More than 25,000 runners join sold-out AJ Bell Great Bristol
Dott will take over Bristol’s Lloyds Amphitheatre on Sunday 31
A Bristol-based cidermaker is celebrating international success After winning
A coordinated programme of youth-focused initiatives is reshaping how Bristol
Sparks Bristol marks three years of transforming Broadmead with a
The Bristol Green Group have made several changes to their
The Friends of Clifton Centre and Library (FoCCaL) have announced
Five artists, HazardOne, Inkie, Insane51, Melo & My Dog Sighs,
International and Bristol-based artists, including Inkie, Audrey Kawasaki and Artez,
Bristol Harbour Festivals interactive family experiences and emerging talent confirmed
South Gloucestershire Labour Group has welcomed the long-awaited confirmation
Green Councillor for Lawrence Hill Yassin Mohamud is set to
Civic tradition, community spirit and a deeply personal cause will
Bristol’s Green leadership has been praised in a new report
The two-week festival will see free activities and workshops taking
Bristol’s city centre venues are being invited to take part
Aston Martin Bristol named Global Dealer of the Year among
Creative Power Town has announced a collaborative EP from artists
Bristol’s hospitality heroes were honoured in a glittering gala to
The Clifton Suspension Bridge Trust is thrilled to announce the
A local housebuilder has donated £1,000 to Swiss Valley Rangers’
Liberal Democrats Call to Designate SEND Services as “Critical Infrastructure”
Great Western Air Ambulance Charity’s (GWAAC) Whiteladies Road shop in
Bristol’s Liberal Democrat Councillors have secured an extra £1million of
St Peter’s Hospice joins Bristol Light Festival with ‘Moments of
Proposed Labour budget amendment on children’s homes ill-thought through and
Bristol and Bath tour guide nominated for national tourism award
Bristol City Council’s proposed 2026/27 budget, put forward by Green
A Bristol Homeless charity for people experiencing hunger and homelessness
From tiny fairies to a giant cat: Bristol Light Festival
LADY NADE FEATURES IN NETFLIX’S SEVEN DIALS AND ANNOUNCES NEW SINGLE MASKS
Bristol Archives has been awarded more than £1 million from
Nadiia, an 80-year-old Ukrainian refugee, has found safety, stability,
Greens slam Labour claims about council funding Greens have accused
Bristol Green Party backs UNISON members at Second Step to
Arnos Vale Cemetery forged nearly two centuries ago, have endured
