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How is Bristol’s dental care shortage affecting you?
The shortage of dentists across Bristol and the South West is leaving people no choice but to travel miles for an NHS service, fork out large amounts of money for private care, or perform DIY 'treatments' on themselves.
** Applications are now closed ** About the role The Community and Events Organiser is the driving force behind the Cable’s presence in Bristol. You’ll...
Your answers will help us tell stories about Kingsdown that are going unreported and create a more accurate picture of what's really going on in our city.
This crucial role developing and administering our workplace and its systems helps make it possible for us to deliver our journalism and community engagement.
The Cable wants to tell more stories from different parts of Bristol. That's why we're focusing on new a new area every three months. This time it's BS3!
The Cable wants to tell more stories from different parts of Bristol. That's why we're focusing on new a new area every three months. Last time it was Filwood, and now it's Lockleaze!
Have your say: What issues does Bristol most urgently need solutions to?
We're going to be investigating how we can develop cities fit for the future. Fill out this short survey to take part in this exciting new project that we hope can make a real difference to the city.