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Landlord fears for future as car park shuts for pier works

A WESTON-super-Mare pub landlord is fearing for his pub after its nearest car park was closed as part of the restoration of the town’s iconic Victorian pier.

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2 mins

November 05, 2025

Bristol Post

Critical incident at hospitals ends after fire safety concerns shut two wards

A CRITICAL incident at an NHS trust covering hospitals in Bristol and Weston-super-Mare — was declared over yesterday afternoon.

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2 mins

November 05, 2025

Bristol Post

CCTV appeal after woman left with cut on head following assault outside pub

A WOMAN was hospitalised after being attacked outside a pub in Bristol, where she suffered a deep cut to her head.

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1 min

November 05, 2025

Bristol Post

Cheers! Residents with dementia toast their own 100 Not Out beer

A GROUP of people with dementia have launched their own beer - called Hundred Not Out.

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2 mins

November 05, 2025

Bristol Post

Tribunal City GP won't be struck off over protest

A SOUTH Bristol doctor jailed for smashing up a petrol station on the M25 has been suspended as a GP, but not struck off for life by a medical tribunal.

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2 mins

November 05, 2025

Bristol Post

School walkout Support staff to begin strike

SCHOOL support workers at a group of academies in the South West were set to strike today in a dispute over delayed pay increases, according to public sector union Unison.

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2 mins

November 05, 2025

Bristol Post

Lift-off Plans for 'world's coolest office' approved

A MAN who built the “world’s coolest Airbnb” from Pablo Escobar’s plane has been given the green light for a second Boeing scheme - despite fears over “noisy parties”.

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3 mins

November 05, 2025

Bristol Post

Zack's backing Party chief 'confident' in Green-run city council

THE new leader of the Green Party came to Bristol, pledged to fight hard to win more Westminster seats in the city, and defended the Green-run city council’s performance since they took over 18 months ago.

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4 mins

November 05, 2025

Bristol Post

Harbour vision More events - and pricier parking - planned to balance books

MORE events and festivals could be held around the Harbourside while drivers might have to pay more to park.

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2 mins

November 05, 2025

Bristol Post

Stay sociable and let brain reap the benefits

Socialising can have amazing impacts on our memory, mood and mental health. New research suggests that it could help reduce the risk of frailty later in life, too.

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2 mins

November 04, 2025

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