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Documentary by Bristol historian nominated for top industry award The series explores the rise, global reach, decline and lasting legacy of the British Empire

The documentary on the British Empire by Bristol-based historian David Olusoga has been nominated for a major industry award

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'Do we need a new definition of anti-Muslim hate or courage to implement what already exists?' Councillor Abdul Malik questions the need for the government's new anti-muslim hostility definition

Labour councillor Abdul Malik questions the need for the government's new “anti-Muslim hostility” definition

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Activists rally over Bristol Zoo Gardens sale The developer said it remains "fully committed to delivering the scheme"

The proposed sale of the former Bristol Zoo Gardens site is “a scandal happening in plain sight”, according to campaigners

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The project creating queer sober events A place where the city’s queer community can enjoy live music and connect in a sober space

A place where the city’s queer community can enjoy live music and connect in a sober space

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Council cuts funding to project supporting nightlife Bristol's nighttime economy adviser Carly Heath is losing her job

The future of an award-winning organisation supporting Bristol’s nighttime economy is in doubt due to council funding changes

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Bristol Uni support staff return to picket line Striking staff members are calling for a pay rise “that helps them keep up with the real cost of living"

“Tired” and “angry” staff at the University of Bristol are standing in solidarity on the picket line once more after rejecting a pay deal unions have branded “simply not good enough”

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British-German theatre collective tackle the deep roots of medical misogyny Fish in a Dress take us back to 1880s Paris, ‘The City for Incurable Women’

It's an award-winning show that examines the origins of 'hysteria' and the 'madwoman' trope

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Looking back at the inaugural Bristol Legends event An unforgettable night of celebrating our beautiful city

Looking back at the inaugural Bristol Legends event

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Demolition begins at notorious eyesore buildings The start of demolition work is taking place on the Wine Street side of Mary le Port Street

Demolition work has begun at one of Bristol's most notorious eyesores

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Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Bristol Old Vic – ‘A vibrant and impressive Shakespeare adaptation that feels like contemporary theatre’ It’s a bold adaptation that reimagines the verdant forest as a wintery landscape

It's one of a clutch of Shakespeare adaptations in Bristol this spring

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Denial untreated sewage turning brook into ‘brown sludge’ Environmental fears were sparked after the stream was photographed looking brown and murky

Wessex Water has denied that untreated sewage is turning a brook into “brown sludge”

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Bristol parks under the spotlight A growing group of campaigners are pushing to make our city’s green spaces safer for all

A growing group of campaigners are pushing to make our city’s green spaces safer for all

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Rival Iran protests unfold metres apart in city centre Police formed a barrier between pro-monarchy and anti-war activists when tensions briefly flared

Two protests took place less than 50 metres apart in Bristol city centre this afternoon

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Popular bike trail reopens at Leigh Woods The trail, originally built in 2011, is now suited to those using adapted off-road cycles

A popular mountain biking trail has reopened following a major refurbishment to make it more accessible

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Bristolian theatre director’s new play inspired by his experience as a general builder Social Immobility is described as a ‘construction site farce’

It was partly informed by mental health statistics from the construction community

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New exhibition to explore histories of Black and South Asian feminist pioneers "Women Strike Back!"

A new exhibition will provide a glimpse into the stories of Black and South Asian feminists in postwar Britain

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Former Bristol Rugby captain dies aged 49 Under Salter’s captaincy Bristol Rugby were promoted back to the Premiership

Tributes have been paid to former Bristol Rugby captain Matt Salter, who has died at the age of 49

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Bristol Film Festival launches new rock concert film strand Film / News

This year marks the Bristol Film Festival tenth anniversary, which will see the return of plenty of old favourites

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My Bristol Favourites: Sarah Newell Sarah Newell is the managing director of Temple Cycles, a Bristol bicycle brand who will soon be moving to a new headquarters in Clifton

Temple Cycles managing director Sarah Newell chooses favourites including a pub, a restaurant and a bookshop

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Walking 150 miles from Bristol to London Peter Oswald set off from Easton on a journey to show solidarity with Palestinians

A playwright has embarked on a 150-mile journey from Bristol to London to show solidarity and raise funds for Palestine

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Clashes as counter-protesters confront march through Bristol Chants of “Bristol is anti-fascist” rang out through the crowd

Counter-protesters gathered to “show that hate and division have no place here"

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Review: Bristol Legends afterparty, Ashton Gate Stadium - 'Pulsed with unmistakeable Bristol spirit'' Legendary Bristol performers created a spectacle to remember to round off a celebration of our city

A vibrant night of circus, music and immersive art rounded off the celebration of our city in true Bristol style

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Upcoming guest authors at Max Minerva’s include Libby Page, Hanna Thomas Uose and Siân Hughes The beloved indie bookshop also hosts monthly book clubs in contemporary and translated fiction

The indie bookshop also hosts monthly contemporary and translated fiction book clubs

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In photos: Bristol Legends 2026 Bristol came together to honour the people who make our city extraordinary

From creative geniuses to unsung heroes, Bristol came together last night to honour the people who make our city extraordinary

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Bristol Legends 2026: The winners Here are the winners of Bristol24/7's first ever Bristol Legends awards

We had an incredible range of businesses, innovators, community leaders and creatives spotlighted in our inaugural Bristol Legends awards

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How Ken Wong is transforming lives through football Ken is Bristol24/7's overall Bristol Legend for 2026

Learn the story of the winner of Bristol24/7's overall Bristol Legend award

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'We stand together with those under attack' An organisation of British Jews on why they are joining a counter-demonstration on Saturday

An organisation of British Jews on why they are joining a counter-demonstration tomorrow

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Three youths arrested over assault on teenage girl The trio have been arrested on suspicion of offences including racially aggravated fear of violence

Three youths have been arrested in connection with an assault on a child in Bristol city centre

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Breakfast club paving the way for calmer classrooms Contrary to social media opinions, a breakfast club in Bristol is changing mornings for the better

A breakfast club in Bristol is changing mornings for the better

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Bristol-set and filmed psychological thriller to hit TV screens The story is partly inspired by To Hunt A Killer by the former detective superintendent Julie Mackay

The Bristol-set psychological thriller, starring Eve Myles and David Morrissey, was shot at The Bottle Yard Studios and on location around the city

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