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Post Office vows to reopen branch as soon as possible
THE future of the post office in Westbury-on-Trym is uncertain after it closed for a second time in two weeks... Read More
Appeal after incidents in Badock's Wood
THE POLICE are appealing for the public’s help to identify a man following a spate of incidents in the Badock’s Wood area during July and August... Read More
Decision imminent for Bristol Arena
THE location of the long-awaited Bristol Arena is set to be decided at a city council cabinet meeting on September 4. .. Read More
Westbury-on-Trym Village Show
All around the village adults and children are busy adding the final touches to their crafts ready for exhibition at this year’s Westbury-on-Trym Village Show on September 1... Read More
Golden Goodbye 'bad for our city'
Many residents signed Graham Donald’s petition about the departure of Bristol City Council’s Chief Executive Officer in September 2017... Read More
Bringing the community together
This year’s Party in the Park is held at Golden Hill Sports Ground in Henleaze on Saturday September 15... Read More
New book store for North View
Marvellous books and a whole lot more are about to arrive in Westbury Park and Henleaze, as Max Minerva’s, a new, independent bookstore opens. .. Read More
Gifts plea for Syria and Iraq
The church in Westbury Park is collecting practical items for its latest Syria and Iraq Crisis Appeal and asks that we send gifts not cast offs!.. Read More
Let's make him 'Sir Johnny' by Christmas
A CAMPAIGN has been ramped up to get the last British Dambuster a knighthood... Read More
Bristol’s Own Gromit sculpture inspires a day of memories
Bristol's Own - the First World War Messenger Dog Gromit sculpture - stationed in Queen Square, has inspired a day of memories on 3rd August at the monthly Happy Days Memory Café, run by dementia charity, Bristol Dementia Action Alliance (BDAA). .. Read More