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Woky Ko owner Larkin Cen opens new restaurant at original Wapping Wharf site

Three Woky Ko restaurants closed for good in October

Bristol Post

Royal Mail parcels and letters piling up at Bristol Mail Centre

The CWU has written an open letter claiming that staff have been instructed to bin door to door mail

Bristol Post

Ryanair grows Bristol Airport flight schedule and aircraft fleet

The budget carrier has added four new routes from the South West transport hub as part of a $500m (£407m) investment

Birmingham Post

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First of 150 'bleed kits' installed in Bristol after Leanne's year of campaigning

"I hope this is never used, but if it is, it could save a life"

Bristol Post

Expanding Bristol tech firm raises £2m to launch new platform to 'fast stream' sales

Narwhal Media Group said it had also agreed terms to acquire a ‘significant brand’ in the home improvements market

Birmingham Post

Woman suffers potentially life-changing injuries after being hit by a car in Bristol

One pedestrian has suffered potentially life-changing injuries

Bristol Post

Bristol Light Festival 2023 announces plans for 10-day event for the New Year

It promises its biggest event to date, attracting around 170,000 people this year

Bristol Post

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Call for Dambuster George 'Johnny' Johnson road name tribute

But Bristol mayor says new street at centre of tobacco road name row has already been decided

Bristol Post

'Stylish' new rooftop food and drink bar planned for Bristol harbourside

The public has been invited to have their say

Bristol Post

Strep A cases confirmed at more North Bristol schools

The UKHSA reports that there have been 440 cases of Scarlet Fever and 65 cases of invasive Group A Strep (iGAS) in the South West

Bristol Post

Site for planned Bristol retirement and leisure scheme set to become temporary housing for refugees

Investment firm FORE Partnership, care operator Amicala and developer Socius said a building on the former school grounds will provide short-term homes for people from Afghanistan, Sudan, Russia, and Ukraine

Birmingham Post

Rent controls in Bristol could see rent hikes capped at inflation or average wages

City Hall chiefs are lobbying the government for new powers to tackle skyrocketing rents in Bristol

Bristol Post

How Jon Stead changed opinions as he reflects on three years and three managers at Bristol City

The former City striker spent three years with the Robins during a turbulent period at the club

Bristol Post

Bristol Clean Air Zone could be scrapped says mayor Marvin Rees - if pollution levels fall

The Clean Air Zone launched last week in a bid to cut air pollution levels in central parts of Bristol

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Bristol dad shares why he has been leaving heartwarming carvings inside hospitals

“If it's meant for them they'll find it”

Bristol Post

Picole review: New bar offering menu at half the price as sister restaurant Tare

Tare's new food and wine bar is something for foodies to get excited about

Bristol Post

Bristol dad makes seven trips to the chemist to find antibiotics for two-year-old daughter

“We’re in a supposedly developed part of the world with a good medical system, and I can’t get basic antibiotics"

Bristol Post

Strep A: Scarlet fever in South West among lowest in country as iGAS cases at average

The rate of iGAS infections is almost exactly the national average

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Battle of Brislington Meadows date set as councillors refuse plans for 260 homes

Bristol City Council will fight a planning appeal public inquiry in the new year

Bristol Post

Fears over pothole repair times as South Gloucestershire Council faces £29.3m gap

Savings in the proposed budget include dimming street lights and increasing the cost of green bin collections

Bristol Post

Plea for ‘smooth handover of power’ to committee system as transport staff cuts slammed

Trade union representatives are warning the plans could lead to more services being privatised

Bristol Post

Striking teacher says that Bristol's 'astronomical' property prices mean they are struggling to make ends meet

"It can be really difficult and the current situation is making that so much harder, especially in Bristol"

Bristol Post

Up to 200 homes in South Bristol approved despite GP waiting times fears

Bristol city councillors granted outline planning permission but fear the devil will be in the detail

Bristol Post

Top 50 Gastropubs 2022 shows all the best venues within driving distance from Bristol

The Bristol pub was praised for its 'new-era' menu

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Brothers transform family home into Christmas lights display

The Brailsford siblings have raised more than £90,000 for charity decorating their mother’s Bristol home over the years.

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