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Bristol News May 28, 2021

Slave trader statue toppled by BLM protesters to go on public display

The bronze memorial to 17th-century merchant Edward Colston was pulled down from its plinth on June 7 last year. Bristol – Metro …

Bristol News June 11, 2021

Four guilty of hacking dad to death in ‘public execution’ at silent disco

‘This was a savage, vicious and unrestrained attack on an unarmed man by a group of cowardly individuals.’ Bristol – Metro …

Bristol News June 9, 2021

How vaccine hesitancy is being tackled in Bristol’s diverse communities

Reluctance to take the Covid-19 vaccine is down to misinformation and historic mistrust, experts say. But community-driven campaigning is driving change.
The post How vaccine hesitancy is being tackled in Bristol’s diverse communities appeared first on The Bristol Cable.
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Bristol News June 6, 2021

Graduates design women’s urinal and say it’s six times quicker to use than normal public toilets

According to their research, women queue up to 34 times longer than men because there are 10 male urinals for every women’s public toilet. Bristol – Metro …

Bristol News June 1, 2021

Number of homeless single people more than triples during pandemic

While rough sleeping has plummeted in the past 12 months, there has been a sharp increase in the number of people living in temporary accommodation.
The post Number of homeless single people more than triples during pandemic appeared first on The Bristol Cable.
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Bristol News May 28, 2021

Slave trader statue toppled by BLM protesters to go on public display

The bronze memorial to 17th-century merchant Edward Colston was pulled down from its plinth on June 7 last year. Bristol – Metro …

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