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Cricket Leonard shines with the ball on winning return to his former club
FORMER Somerset bowler Ned Leonard was delighted to put in a match-winning performance for Glamorgan at Taunton on Friday night, writes Richard Latham.
1 min |
July 07, 2025
Bristol Post
'Labour's policies have been obscured by rows'
LABOUR policies are “barely being noticed” and have been “obscured” by rows over welfare and winter fuel, former leader Lord Neil Kinnock has said.
2 min |
July 07, 2025
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RELIVE LIVE AID
Musicians were rocking all over the world four decades ago. MARION McMULLEN looks at the line-up of the big day
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July 07, 2025
Bristol Post
Police inspector urges council to keep running track
A POLICE inspector has said that saving a running track in South Bristol would help keep rowdy teenagers out of trouble in an open letter. Ahead of a key debate on the future of the Whitchurch Athletics Track, its benefit as an alternative to antisocial behaviour has been highlighted.
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July 07, 2025
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Palestine Action Rev Sue, 83, arrested for showing support
An 83-year-old vicar from Bristol was arrested during a protest in central London on Saturday to show support for the now proscribed group Palestine Action.
2 min |
July 07, 2025
Bristol Post
Football Clarke lifts the lid on Rovers' unfinished transfer market business
DARRELL Clarke has admitted that he doesn’t want a massive squad at Bristol Rovers, but hopes that the Gas can bring in another four to five players before the end of the transfer window on September 1.
2 min |
July 07, 2025
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Former Wilko store ready to be transformed into climbing centre
A FORMER Bristol Wilko has been pictured in an unrecognisable state ahead of a major renovation.
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July 07, 2025
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Back to nature at the lakeside
This weekend, Fire In Your Soul - the independent festival set on the banks of Chew Valley Lake - is inviting families to unplug, reconnect and get their hands dirty.
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July 04, 2025
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No Lions call-up for Jordan after injury ends Daly's tour
NEW Bristol Bears backs signing Tom Jordan will stay with Scotland after British and Irish Lions head coach Andy Farrell opted to select his son, Owen, as an injury replacement for Saracens and England back Elliot Daly, who has been ruled out of the rest of the tour with a fractured forearm.
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July 04, 2025
Bristol Post
Positive steps Stroke victim Rachel eyes six-mile charity walk target
COMPLETING a mile in Bristol After Stroke’s 2024 Charity Walk just a few months after a massive stroke was just the first step in Rachel Trudgian’s determined march back to fitness.
3 min |
July 04, 2025
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CURTAIN CALL
This week, JEFFREY DAVIES looks back at another of his favourite interviewees, the versatile Wiltshire-born actor, comedian and singer Michael Crawford
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July 04, 2025
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SNACK TALK
George Egg - AKA The Snack Hacker - shares his journey into social media, discusses his new cookbook and reflects on what it’s like collaborating with his son. By CAMILLA FOSTER
3 min |
July 04, 2025
Bristol Post
Route extension Bike lanes plan for express bus link
THE Metrobus M1 service could be extended next year into Hartcliffe beyond its current final stop in Hengrove. Bristol City Council is also considering building better bike lanes along the new route the express bus service would follow through the suburb in South Bristol.
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July 04, 2025
Bristol Post
Cricket Bancroft hails battling show from Glo'sters at Cardiff
CAMERON Bancroft was pleased with Gloucestershire’s battling qualities after securing a draw against Glamorgan in the Rothesay County Championship Division Two match at Cardiff.
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July 04, 2025
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Crash diet
Car trouble spells danger for Gabby and Sarah when the bride-to-be passes out behind the wheel
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July 04, 2025
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Big beasts have lost their bite
SCARLETT JOHANSSON AND JONATHAN BAILEY ARE ON THE TRAIL OF DINOSAURS IN ANOTHER JURASSIC PARK SEQUEL THAT FAILS TO MEASURE UP TO THE ORIGINAL CLASSIC
2 min |
July 04, 2025
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Horse racing Ombudsman is the one to beat in the high-class Eclipse Stakes
THE Eclipse Stakes has traditionally been the first occasion of the flat season where the top middle-distance three-year-olds would meet their seniors and although Saturday's race has cut up to just six runners, it is quality through and through.
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July 04, 2025
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Check out huge celebration of chess
THE 'national phenomenon' that is ChessFest will launch its first town-based festival this month in Portishead.
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July 04, 2025
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'Glimmer of hope' from Labour
GREEN GROUPS SAY GOVERNMENT'S FIRST YEAR OFFERS A 'MIXED PICTURE'
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July 04, 2025
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'He's a psychopath' Mum's relief as the 'Frankenstein Killer' remains behind bars
THE Kingswood mother of a suspected victim of the 'Frankenstein Killer' who disappeared from a Navy ship in the mid-80s has expressed relief at his failed bid for freedom.
4 min |
July 04, 2025
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Turbo Island Council to hire barrister to rule on 'village green' bid
NEXT steps on the Turbo Island “village green” row will be agreed in the coming days as council lawyers say the case is too complex. Instead they will use taxpayer money to hire an expensive barrister who will examine whether the infamous corner in Stokes Croft should be protected.
2 min |
July 04, 2025
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See smash-hit musical in the making at improv show
SPONTANEOUS musical theatre at its absolute finest, This Is Your Musical is back for a special Bristol Pride edition of its smash-hit show.
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July 04, 2025
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Taekwondo South West Academy trio selected to represent England
THREE martial artists from Bristol will represent England on the world stage later this year.
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July 04, 2025
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How can I be climate resilient?
CLIMATE change is right here, right now. There are myths that the earth's climate has always changed historically - which is true, but not at his rate. The effects of climate change isn’t just being felt in Greenland or the Amazon rainforest, but here in Avon it’s affecting residents, commuters, businesses, hospitals, farmers and families - everyone.
2 min |
July 04, 2025
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Football Chippenham looking to cash in as Rovers visit for opening pre-season clash
YOU know the start of a new football season is on the horizon once the preseason friendly schedule gets underway and that will be the case for Bristol Rovers tonight.
4 min |
July 04, 2025
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Play that rewrites the rules amid the ruins
EXPERIENCE SHAKESPEARE'S HENRY V LIKE NEVER BEFORE WITH A RADICAL REIMAGINING AT THE ATMOSPHERIC TEMPLE CHURCH IN BRISTOL
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July 04, 2025
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Italian classics back by popular demand
Pazzo has been ringing the changes to its offering so MARK TAYLOR drops in
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July 04, 2025
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New Cut works Council says another £8m needed to make waterway's banks safe
RAPID erosion along the New Cut could threaten lives if the riverbank is not repaired in time, a new report warns. Bristol City Council is seeking to budget an extra £8.2 million to fix walls along the waterway, on top of £10.5 million already spent or allocated for repairs there - but it acknowledges this would only be enough to fund a short-term solution.
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July 04, 2025
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Bucket-loads of memories at the seaside
A 'very British break' at a Somerset holiday park is filled with thrills, spills and nostalgia for LEWIS CLARKE and his young family
5 min |
July 04, 2025
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Seaside style
Summer is all about investing in chic coastal decor to create some beach vibes, says SAM WYLIE-HARRIS
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