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Bristol to get Christmas lights 'to remember'

Bristol to get Christmas lights 'to remember'

PICTURES: Bristol has been promised a light show to remember this Christmas. After a disappointing display in Broadmead last year all the stops have been pulled out to put on a glittering show that will light up all the main shopping areas and the harbourside.

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Bristol accountant jailed for stealing £300,000

Bristol accountant jailed for stealing £300,000

A disqualified Bristol accountant stole £300,000 from clients, friends and even his son's long-term partner.

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Bristol builder injured by one-tonne concrete panel

Bristol builder injured by one-tonne concrete panel

A builder working on a shop refurbishment in Bristol's Broadmead suffered a fractured skull when a one-tonne concrete panel hit him in...

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Bristol Disney store's tree-mendous boost for Barnardo's

Bristol Disney store's tree-mendous boost for Barnardo's

The Disney store in Cabot Circus has launched an appeal to donate presents to children across the UK through children's charity Barnard...

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New Harvey Nichols opens in Bristol's Cabot Circus

New Harvey Nichols opens in Bristol's Cabot Circus

The new Harvey Nichols food market has opened in Bristol's Cabot Circus ready for Christmas shoppers.

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New Harvey Nichols store opens in Bristol

New Harvey Nichols store opens in Bristol

Harvey Nichols launches a new store in Bristol today – but it will only be open until Christmas.

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Bristol business to sell tea in Harvey Nichols

A business run out of a one-room office near St Nicholas Market has signed up with Harvey Nichols to sell tea in its stores.

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Driver admits killing Bristol teenager Troy Atkinson

Driver admits killing Bristol teenager Troy Atkinson

A Bristol man has pleaded guilty to killing teenager Troy Atkinson who was knocked down by a speeding Mercedes in Cabot Circus. Mohamme...

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Harvey Nichols serves up festive foods to Bristol shoppers

Harvey Nichols serves up festive foods to Bristol shoppers

Premium store Harvey Nichols is to open a new temporary festive food shop in Quaker's Friars early next month.

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Video: Policeman guilty of stealing from Bristol shop

This is a pic of PC Peter Cokell stealing from HMV in Bristol

A police officer who was meant to stop Bristol shop-lifters stole two computer games and ruined his career.

Peter Cokell was permanently stationed at The Mall, Cribbs Causeway, and had an unblemished record as a PC, yet he was caught on CCTV in HMV committing the crime he had spent six years trying to stamp out.

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LIVE FA CUP BLOG: Paulton Rovers v Norwich City

Does what it says on the tin - Paulton Rovers - Living the dream

Join us from 12.30pm on Saturday for the biggest day in Paulton Rovers' history as the FA Cup closes a chasm five divisions wide and...

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Bristol traffic lights shortlisted for switch-off

Bristol traffic lights shortlisted for switch-off

Seven sets of traffic lights have been put forward for a potential switch-off trial by Bristol City Council.

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Bristol to get Christmas lights 'to remember'

Bristol to get Christmas lights 'to remember'

PICTURES: Bristol has been promised a light show to remember this Christmas. After a disappointing display in Broadmead last year all...

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St Peter's Hospice campaigners fight to keep charity in south Bristol

Campaigners who fought the closure of St Peter's Hospice in Knowle have vowed to get the backing of MPs, doctors and Bristol's Primary Care Trust in their fight to keep a hospice in south...

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Bristol doctor fined for speeding in emergency

Bristol doctor fined for speeding in emergency

A Bristol doctor caught by a speed camera going 6mph above the limit as he rushed to answer an emergency call had his appeal against a...

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Weston pier tribunal ruling to be made next year

The owners of the Grand Pier at Weston-super-Mare face a wait until next year to find out if they have lost an unfair dismissal case launched by five former employees.

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Tim Davey: The Halloween pumpkin had its day

This large lump of an object had been occupying a space in the dining room for a couple of weeks.

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Girl Friday: Katie Lewis sings like an angel and talks like Vicky Pollard

Backstage at Wembley Arena walking through the labyrinth of tunnels that lead to the stage, the deafening sound of 12,000 people screaming themselves hoarse and thundering their feet grew...

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Lotte Sunderland: For young generation, politics is a joke

Just a few weeks ago, I had a strange conversation with my granddad. When staying at his house, I unwisely made a comment along the lines of: "Great, the Conservatives are definitely going...

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John Packwood: Enjoy Bach in your lunchtime

On Friday, November 6, Christian Blackshaw continues his Mozart Sonata Cycle at St George's at 7.30pm. Tickets are £10-£28, concessions from £8.

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PC Martin Hudd: On the beat in Bristol

Children have been the main focus of our policing duties this week, due to a planned operation which had taken place in the Bristol East area.

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Liz Webster: Are we becoming fattist?

I recently read an article about a female fitness instructor who weighs 18 stone. As much as I tell myself (every time I get on the scales actually) that muscle weighs more than fat, there...

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Mike Ford: I was geared up for Bristol's Berate round two

When the "Saviours of South Bristol" – Berate – were greeted with the news that Sainsbury's could potentially be opening a store on the current Ashton Gate site instead of Tesco...

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