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The Mall Bristol open day for retailers

The Mall Bristol open day for retailers

A Bristol shopping centre is holding an open day in a bid to attract new retailers to take over its units.

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Business booming at new Bristol hotel

Just four weeks after opening its doors for business, the boss of Bristol's newest hotel says it has already hit the 100 per cent occupancy rate.

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Cabot Circus shop manager stole from tills

The former manager of an upmarket Cabot Circus store stole nearly £5,000 from the tills to pay for his gambling habit.

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Bristol's Cabot Circus bucking crunch trend

Bristol's Cabot Circus bucking crunch trend

Bristol city's £500 million shopping centre is bucking the trend in terms of attracting customers, according to the latest research.

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Work on Primark's new Bristol home reveals building's past

Work on Primark's new Bristol home reveals building's past

Shop signs from yesteryear have been uncovered for the first time in nearly 50 years as work on Broadmead's new Primark store nears...

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Cabot Circus to get mini golf courses

Cabot Circus in Bristol is to get two mini golf courses

The "best mini golf course in the world" will open in Bristol's Cabot Circus next month.

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Card shop chain greets award nomination with delight

A rapidly-expanding Bristol card shop chain has been shortlisted for a national retailing award.

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Hundreds at Bristol teenager Troy's funeral

Hundreds at Bristol teenager Troy Atkinson's funeral

Hundreds of people have said their last goodbyes to talented 15-year-old rugby player Troy Atkinson, who died in a hit-and-run crash in...

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Bristol hotel boss: 'Recession is over'

Bristol hotel boss Del Brett: 'Recession is over'

The boss of Bristol's newest hotel believes that the worst of the recession is over and claims the hospitality trade in the city will...

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Bristol Groper jailed for six years

The Bristol Groper Benjamin Jackson has been jailed for six years

The Bristol Groper has been jailed for six years for preying on women as they walked alone through city streets at night.

Benjamin Jackson's attacks left "women in this city in a state of extreme fear and trepidation" according to Judge Julian Lambert.

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Bristol 81-year-olds tie the knot at last

Bristol 81-year-olds tie the knot at last

Two 81-year-olds from Bristol are tying the knot – 65 years after they first fell in love.

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Stolen motorbikes owner offers £2,000 reward

Stolen motorbikes owner offers £2,000 reward

More than £13,500 worth of motorbikes and goods have been stolen from a company in Bristol.

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Swine flu case in Clevedon

A worker at Clerical Medical in Clevedon has contracted swine flu.

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Band back to get prom off to good start

A musical group from Clifton College has returned from Portugal after taking part in a charity concert for a children's home – just in time to perform at this year's Prom on The Close

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Hundreds bid farewell to Bristol chef

Hundreds bid fond farewell to Bristol's John 'the Cafe' Wright

A devoted family man, a talented chef, a loving friend and someone whose cup was always half full – that's how people will rememb...

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Why not become an apprentice?

Youngsters awaiting their GCSE or A Level results who are unsure what to do next are being urged to consider an apprenticeship at Weston College.

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Treasury orders review of quangos

The Treasury has ordered a review of spending by public bodies it was announced, as so-called "quangos" came back under the spotlight in the political battle over future spending.

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Liam Byrne said he had ordered a detailed breakdown in a bid to "make sure every penny of public money goes to front-line...

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Serena top in Williams' sister act

Serena Williams won the battle for sibling supremacy in the women's Wimbledon final. The 27-year-old American beat her older sister Venus 7-6, 6-2. Serena fell to her knees on the grass...

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Britons join queue for Jackson show

Ticket details for the Michael Jackson memorial show have been released (AEG Live)

Organisers of Michael Jackson's public memorial have announced that British fans will be able to apply for tickets. The clamour for...

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Former minister Henderson to quit

Former minister Doug Henderson is going to step down as an MP at the next election.

Labour former minister Doug Henderson is to quit the Commons at the next General Election, he has announced. Mr Henderson, 60, a Europe...

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Overseas aid budget to be rebranded

Douglas Alexander will announce a rebranding of UK overseas aid

Overseas aid is to be rebranded in a bid to raise public awareness at home and abroad and help maintain support for spending during the...

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Streets at a halt for Pride march

Gordon Brown meets organisers of the Pride Weekend in gardens of 10 Downing Street.

London's busiest shopping streets were brought to a standstill as the annual Pride march dazzled onlookers with a flamboyant and colour...

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Daughter poisoning: mother charged

Mother of a child who died from a suspected methadone overdose charged with poisoning.

The mother of a child who died from a suspected methadone overdose has been charged with poisoning her daughter, police said. Fourteen-...

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