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Luke Naish’s family ‘still having to fight’ after ‘uncritical’ inquest into his death
Luke’s Naish’s loved ones say care he received from Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership was inadequate, and that his inquest did not deliver justice. They are the third family to criticise the Avon Coroner in recent years, and are now seeking a judicial review.
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Listen: Bristol Unpacked with Green Party Bristol Mayor candidate Sandy Hore-Ruthven on the battle for the city’s progressive voters
Sandy says he is the candidate to ‘get things done’ in the race for city hall’s top job
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Homes evacuated after ‘suspicious’ explosion in Bristol
One neighbour thought there had been an earthquake before his daughter rushed in, shouting ‘daddy, daddy, fire!’ Bristol – Metro …
Retired riot cop breaks rank to say Police and Crime Bill must be stopped
In this exclusive interview, a retired Avon and Somerset police officer says the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill is a democratic risk and could lead to more violence.
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Hunt for 13 more people over riot at ‘Kill the Bill’ protest
Officers are still in the process of examining around two terabytes worth of digital footage. Bristol – Metro …
Lap dancers protest at plan to close strip clubs that threatens 100 jobs
Campaigners say a ‘puritanical and misogynistic minority’ are blaming women for male violence in bid to shut the clubs down. Bristol – Metro …
Seven arrested amid ‘altercations’ following Kill the Bill protests in Bristol
Some protesters were arrested for refusing to follow a Dispersal Order issued around midnight in the city centre. Bristol – Metro …
Bristol’s affordable housing and climate goals do not sit easily together
Green mayoral candidate pledges to build 2,000 council homes and carry out major energy-efficiency work on the remainder by 2030, despite a review warning this could wipe out reserves.
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