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General Election 2019 Kingswood
Kingswood: What you need to know for the 2019 General Election
Party allegiances aren’t permanent in Kingswood, with the seat historically swinging between Labour and Conservative, and candidates will be using Brexit, austerity and climate change to tempt voters.
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General Election 2019 Bristol North West
Lib Dem use of data misleading in marginal seat of Bristol North West
The criticism comes after national controversy about tactical voting advice and use of polling data.
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General Election 2019 Filton And Bradley Stoke
Local Tory MP takes donation from private jet mogul
The donation comes as the aviation industry is likely to come under scrutiny during the general election for its impact on the climate crisis.
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Bristol Council votes to ban diesel cars from city centre
All privately owned diesel vehicles will be banned from the city centre between 7am and 3pm from March 2021.
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The race is on for Tory held marginal Filton and Bradley Stoke
Labour is on the offensive and mobilising hundreds despite trailing in polls.
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Bristol’s new van policy. What is it, and how will it affect you?
Injunctions, ‘high’ and ‘low’ impact, and surveillance. We explain what you can expect from the council's new van policy.
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Bristol And Beyond Ideas And Action
A morning with activists taking direct action against immigration enforcement
The group said the action was in response to the "institutional racism of the government's hostile environment policy".
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Activists block Filton arms companies to protest Turkey’s invasion of Syria
They blocked the main entrance to the arms dealers for four hours.
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Getting arrested in the name of the planet
We talk to some of the ‘Bathtub 16’ about why they spent eight hours in a bath on Cabot Circus this summer.
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The latest struggle within the Labour party matters to everyone
In a city with four Labour MPs, the internal processes of the party will shape our politics.
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Government piles pressure on mayor over dirty air
A Clean Air Zone that includes charging private cars must be considered, said Therese Coffey MP.
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Bristol will not be joining 11 councils refusing to co-operate on plans to deport rough sleepers
The council and homelessness charity St Mungo’s are participating in the programme.