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Bristol’s DIY communities
By Koel Mukherjee and Molly Asher
Community and self-build projects can play a small but important role in tackling the housing crisis
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“Enough is enough”: Campaign launched to support grandfather tasered by police
“Without the strength of my God there’s ... And without my neighbour there’s a strong possibility they would have killed me.”
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Let there be cake: Sunday service at Bristol’s godless church
It’s been a few years since I went to church, so one Sunday I did – sort of. The monthly Sunday Assembly at the Trinity Centre, like most churches, offers singing and readings, inspiring sermons and quiet reflection.
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“Justifiable” discrimination: 500% fee increase for asylum appeals
“A Dafuri man claiming asylum has been trying for two years to bring his wife here. If he can’t afford to even go to court and appeal...
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Looking out for our wellbeing or spying on us?
The anti-radicalisation Prevent programme in Bristol, debated.
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Edition 8 Banner Home Page Podcast Features Bristol And Beyond
Why you should know about Bristol’s great Hindu reformer
One of Arnos Vale’s most distinctive tombs commemorates a remarkable man
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‘We’re just as human as you’: one woman’s experience of being transgender and homeless
Bristol’s housing crisis means outreach services struggle to provide enough emergency accommodation, and homeless people scrape by on the streets.
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Students and University in battle over high rents
Bristol University is being accused of shutting out applicants from disadvantaged backgrounds, after an announcement that rents in halls will be raised from the next...