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March 30, 2026

Electric cars Chargers cost 'too much'

NEW charging points for electric vehicles in lamp posts across Bristol cost “10 times more” than charging at home.

2 mins

Easter brings changes on the buses with new routes and free rides in store

BRISTOL'S bus network is gearing up for a big Easter weekend, with a raft of timetable changes set to be introduced and the return of a popular initiative to give under-16s free travel.

1 mins

'Pillar of Bristol's conscience' Crowds turn out to pay tribute to Ras Judah

ST Pauls came to a standstill as crowds of people came out to honour and celebrate one of their community leaders.

2 mins

Scooters and bikes change colour again with roll-out

THE colour of Bristol and Bath's e-scooters and e-bikes is to change again as hire firm Dott begin the complete overhaul of the machines on the streets of the West of England.

1 mins

Heat network Connection costs concern over new homes link-up

OFFICES and apartment blocks across central Bristol could soon be forced to connect to a district heat network despite widespread concerns over spiralling connection costs.

2 mins

Six held after discovery of suspected cocaine lab

SIX men have been charged after police discovered a suspected drugs laboratory producing cocaine and mephedrone in a village near Bristol.

1 mins

Brislington Meadows Go-ahead will boost prices, claims estate agent

PEOPLE living around Brislington’s most controversial housing development site have been told that it will actually raise the price of their homes, as councillors prepare to finally make a decision on the scheme.

2 mins

Brightly dressed watch burglar, 20, has had his chips

A BURGLAR who fled a 100mph police chase was caught eating fish and chips after officers recognised his distinctive neon T-shirt.

1 mins

Murder investigation Fresh bid to solve 1993 killing of Carol Clark

DETECTIVES are hoping for a breakthrough in the murder of a sex worker whose body was found near a canal more than 30 years ago.

2 mins

After-school club told to improve

AN after-school club at an East Bristol primary school has been told its approach to children’s welfare “needs attention” following a critical Ofsted inspection.

1 mins

Two held over wounding

TWO people have been arrested after a man was hospitalised following a serious assault at a property in south Bristol.

1 mins

Landlord protest Police called as campaigners storm meeting

A SEMINAR designed to educate Bristol landlords on upcoming legislative changes was stormed by protesters, prompting organisers to condemn the disruption and defend their attendees.

2 mins

'Trojan horse' Police concern over beer bikes' out-of-city licensing

A COMPANY offering beer bike trips around Bristol and Cardiff has been granted a licence to store its alcohol in Bath - in what police have called a “Trojan horse scenario.”

3 mins

Piece of Bob Marley's dreadlock could raise £25k

HAIR taken from reggae superstar Bob Marley by a teenager following a Top of the Pops performance is expected to fetch up to £25,000 at a Bristol auction.

1 mins

'We don't want another Bradley Stoke'

Homes need infrastructure, says Tory

2 mins

Labour MPs call for 'level playing field' for farmers

RURAL Labour MPs have called for a “level playing field” and Australian-style origin labelling to help make British farms more profitable.

1 mins

Teachers say schools rely on donations and fundraising

TWO in three teachers say their school relies on donations and fundraising because of funding shortages, a union survey has found.

1 mins

MPs urging councils to 'stand up for new dads'

MPs have joined calls for councils to improve their paternity leave offers to civil servants.

1 mins

Pope Leo says God does not justify war

POPE Leo XIV yesterday rejected claims that God justifies war, during a Palm Sunday Mass before tens of thousands of people in St Peter's Square, at the Vatican.

1 mins

Pakistan hosts talks

TOP diplomats from key regional powers were meeting in Pakistan yesterday to discuss how to end the conflict in the Middle East, but there were few signs of progress as Israel and the United States kept up strikes on Iran, and the Tehran regime responded by firing missiles and drones across the region.

2 mins

Busy Easter predicted despite fuel prices

UK drivers are being warned to expect the busiest Easter on the roads in four years, suggesting many Britons are undeterred by rising fuel prices.

1 mins

Police keep open mind in Derby

COUNTER-TERRORISM police officers were yesterday assisting with an investigation in Derby city centre, after seven people suffered serious injuries when a car hit pedestrians, but officers were keeping an open mind about potential motives.

2 mins

Captivity issue is reviewed after wildlife park puts down wolf pack

THE director of a wildlife park in Kent, which put down its entire wolf pack to stop them from killing each other, has questioned whether the animals should be kept in captivity as he spoke of the “heartbreaking” decision.

2 mins

Counting the cost of the 'singles tax'...

Being on your own comes with an unfair financial burden. ELLA WALKER finds out more

2 mins

How to stop a scuppered trip turning into a disaster

Spring is here and it's that time of year when we start planning our holidays.

3 mins

JOANNE WATKINSON

WRAPPED UP IN FRINGE BENEFITS OF SILK SCARF

2 mins

Cook's TV return 'guilt'

TV cook Simon “Si” King has said that he felt “a sense of guilt” returning to television for his solo show following the death of his Hairy Bikers costar David “Dave” Myers.

1 mins

LET'S TALK SHOP

WHAT are your thoughts on home-delivery groceries?

1 mins

Bristol's Big Day Out falls flat at the Principality Stadium

BRISTOL

4 mins

Formula One I'm good, says Ollie, after his 'scary' crash at Suzuka

BRITISH driver Ollie Bearman had’a “lucky escape” after his “scary” 191mph crash in Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix which puts the safety of Formula One's new rules in the spotlight.

3 mins

Football Tuchel suggests Maguire is well down World Cup pecking order

ENGLAND boss Thomas Tuchel has appeared to deliver a big blow to Harry Maguire's World Cup chances by insisting he is still at least the fifth-choice centre-back.

2 mins

Southern Yate boost hopes of avoiding relegation

YATE

1 mins

Jewson/Hellenic Hallen’s Wembley hopes fading after first-leg defeat

HALLEN face a mountainous task to reach the Wembley final of the FA Vase after a 3-0 defeat at home to AFC Stone-ham in the semifinal first leg at Moorhouse Lane.

3 mins

Evans’ future the big talking point after another Mem win

Talking points from Bristol Rovers’ victory against Accrington at the Memorial Stadium, by Will Murray

4 mins

Struber says thanks for 'so much positive feedback' after City exit

GERHARD Struber has penned a message to Bristol City supporters after he was sacked as Robins head coach, thanking fans “for everything” and admitting the messages he has received have moved him.

2 mins

Football I want to be here - but it has to be right, says boss Evans

STEVE Evans said \"I want to be here\" when discussing his future at Bristol Rovers, but said that \"it has to be right,\" as the Gas moved 14 points clear of the League Two relegation zone with a 2-0 win against Accrington Stanley.

3 mins

Hodgson: I'm really excited by the opportunity to help City

ROY Hodgson has returned to Bristol City at the age of 78, 44 years after he first managed the club, after head coach Gerhard Struber was sacked.

2 mins

Football Struber sacking could further distance fanbase from the board

T was just 230 days ago that Gerhard Struber stood in front of the Bristol City faithful who had packed into the Bramall Lane away end after he had kick-started his tenure with an away win over the side that had ended the club's Premier League dream in the previous season’s playoffs.