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Fresh appeal over hit-and-run death
A hit-and-run driver who left a pensioner on his way to church dying in the road in Bristol is still at large a year on, police have said.
Pubs join police to call time on Bristol troublemakers
Trouble-makers in north Bristol have been warned that pubs and police are working together to stamp out crime and bad behaviour.
Bristol takes a tighter grip on cyclist safety fears
Road safety for bikers and cyclists could be improved - by the introduction of 'pioneering' anti-skid manhole covers to eight of Bristol's accident blackspots.
Bristol City Council accused over help centre closures threat
People who use help centres threatened with closure have accused Bristol City Council of carrying out consultation after decisions have been made.
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Pupils gather outside the gates of Downend School, on May 1, 2009 in Bristol, England.
Cash for greater Bristol to fight anti-social behaviour
The greater Bristol area is set to get 186,000 to help pay for the fight against anti-social behaviour.
Revealed: 1,300 Bristol area health service staff attacked
There were more than 1,300 assaults on NHS staff in the Bristol area in the last year, according to new Department of Health figures.
Bristol 'gateway' development to go ahead
Work could start next year on a second major development at the M32 gateway to Bristol.
Tory supports Bristol campaigners' houses fight
A senior Conservative MP has backed calls to scrap the controversial regional spatial strategy for the South West, which could lead to thousands of homes being built on green belt land in Greater Bristol.
Gifts flood in for Operation Christmas Child in Bristol
Hundreds of gift filled shoeboxes have been donated to Operation Christmas Child but more are needed to help children less fortunate.
Apology for kids shipped from Britain to colonies
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd issued a historic apology Monday to thousands of impoverished British children shipped to Australia with the promise of a better life, triggering calls for compensation for the abuse and neglect that many suffered.
Life's all about the next step for Bristol father who survived rare disease
A dad-of-four lost his leg after he contracted a rare flesh-eating disease which nearly claimed his life.
Storms lead to Bristol clubhouse fire
Storms are thought to have led to a fire in a clubhouse near Bristol after a falling branch brought down an overhead power cable.
Bristol man sees dad celebrating Euro lottery win on TV
A Bristol man only found out his father had won a 45 million lottery jackpot when he saw him collect the cheque on TV.
Twenty is plenty in Bristol's first proposed low-speed areas
Bristol's first 20mph areas are proposed for Inner East and Inner South Bristol.
Bristol man's heart attack at wheel of scooter
A disabled Bristol man suffered a heart attack and drove his mobility scooter off a cycle path into a ditch, an inquest heard yesterday.
British artist Damien Hirst was born in 1965 in Bristol, England. During the 1990's Hirst was known as a wild child in the art world and his work embodied both everyday realism and provocative sensationalism.
Bristol drink driver caught after anonymous tip-off
An anonymous tip-off led to driver Philip Wintle being pulled over by police when he was three-and-a-half times the drink-drive limit.
Police officer tasked with catching shoplifters caught on camera stealing computer games
A police officer who was meant to stop Bristol shop-lifters stole two computer games and ruined his career.