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Farewell to Anna, a true friend to the community
MANOR Farm in Horfield lost a true friend and tireless campaigner with the death last month of Anna George, remembered by all who knew her...
Council tax set to go up 4.99 per cent
Bristol city councillors have confirmed a 4.99 per cent council tax rise from April. The Green-led authority’s budget, comprising £634million for day-to-day services and £232million...
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Carnival warns of funding pressures
St Paul’s Carnival is back this summer but organisers have announced a scaled-down programme. They say the decision has been taken because of “ongoing challenges...
Leisure centre gets £4.8m new lease of life
The £4.8m revamp of Horfield Leisure Centre in Bristol is complete. The centre, run by Everyone Active in partnership with Bristol City Council, now has...
Restaurant celebrates first Michelin star
THREE Chandos Road restaurants are in the spotlight after their success in the UK’s top food awards. Wilsons is celebrating its first Michelin star while...
Gloucester Old Spot wins ‘Pub of the Year’
If you have enjoyed a meal and a pint at the Gloucester Old Spot on Kellaway Avenue recently, you have enjoyed the “great food, great...
Harbour swims are back
OPEN water swimming has returned to Bristol’s Floating Harbour. The swim sessions, which follow a successful trial last year, are overseen on behalf of the...
A pilgrim’s progress – going solo in Spain
Karen, from Bristol Nordic Walking group, tackles the Camino de Santiago in Spain My idea of a holiday is usually lying on a sunbed, but...
Team behind The Ardagh plans big expansion
Volunteers who run the café and gardens at Horfield Common have announced an ambitious expansion plan. The Ardagh Community Trust took over running the Ardagh...
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Sports News
Joining a winning team …
Bristol Rovers Community Trust (BRCT) has announced a partnership with creative company and education provider BoomSatsuma. BRCT will work closely with BoomSatsuma’s sports media production...
Delight as Taylor commits to Glos
Gloucestershire stalwart Matt Taylor has signed a two-year contract extension, keeping him at the club until 2028. Fifteen years on from his debut at the...
Have your say on sports pitches for the future
USERS are being invited to give their views on Bristol’s draft Playing Pitch Strategy (PPS), a key document designed to protect playing pitch spaces and...
Cricketer’s success
Otis, a Year 10 student at Fairfield High School, has been selected for two prestigious Gloucestershire County Cricket programmes. Firstly, Otis received confirmation that he...
Opinion News
CoLlective Action on Smart Phones – CLASP
A Bristol support group for parents and grandparents It is becoming ever more widely recognised that smart phone use in children and teenagers can have...
Bollards: Time for a rethink
Bollards! Recently one of the bollards blocking Friary Road, (formerly Friary Lane) was knocked over. It’s rapidly been replaced with a plastic one. Is this...
Can you spare two hours a week?
This January Home-Start Bristol and South Gloucestershire are looking for volunteers who can spare two hours a week to offer families a listening ear, guidance...
Time for action on pavement parking
It is now more than four years since the previous government’s consultation on pavement parking in England closed. Cars parked on, and sometimes hogging the...
October 2023: Opinion
More on-street EV charging needed IN response to the article in the September Bishopston Voice about EV charging at Waitrose, I do support the 90...
No Buses?
ARE you waiting for a bus? Or is there no bus to wait for? The Metro Mayor, Dan Norris, has no money. He says he can’t...
