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Bristol cyclists support medical charities

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

A team from Airbus cycled almost 300 miles to Paris in support of charity.

Bristol woman gives birth against all the odds

Monday, November 16, 2009

A Bristol woman who was told she could die if she became pregnant has given birth to a healthy baby son – which she had no idea she was carrying...

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Bristol cancer charity fundraiser

Monday, November 16, 2009

A rock 'n' roll night in support of causes associated with fighting lung cancer in Bristol raised £650.

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Life's all about the next step for Bristol father who survived rare disease

Saturday, November 14, 2009

A dad-of-four lost his leg after he contracted a rare flesh-eating disease which nearly claimed his life.

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Residents name Yate's new £12m health centre

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Residents in Yate have come up with a name for the town's new £12 million health centre ahead of its opening early next year.

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Bristol youngsters have colourful designs on a greener future

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Youngsters created colourful designs to encourage people to do their bit to help the environment.

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Taking the pain out of waiting for hospital appointments in Bristol

Friday, November 13, 2009

People with false limbs have a new distraction while they are waiting for appointments at Southmead Hospital, after a computer firm donated a games...

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New Bristol superhospital gets Treasury backing

Friday, November 13, 2009

Bristol's new super-hospital at Southmead has moved a step closer with approval from the Treasury.

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Bristol cancer patients get chemotherapy at home

Friday, November 13, 2009

Cancer patients in Bristol are among the first in the country to have their chemotherapy in their own homes on the NHS.

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Weston Hospital moving expectant mothers 'for safety'

Friday, November 13, 2009

An NHS trust criticised for sending overweight expectant mothers 20 miles away to give birth has insisted it does so for their own safety.

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Bristol cyclists support medical charities

Bristol woman gives birth against all the odds

Bristol cancer charity fundraiser

Life's all about the next step for Bristol father who survived rare disease

Residents name Yate's new £12m health centre

Bristol youngsters have colourful designs on a greener future

Taking the pain out of waiting for hospital appointments in Bristol

New Bristol superhospital gets Treasury backing

Bristol cancer patients get chemotherapy at home

Weston Hospital moving expectant mothers 'for safety'

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