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The Voice talks to Valley Fest founder and South Bristol butcher Luke Hasell
LUKE HASELL doesn’t live in South Bristol – but he wants to have an impact here. Luke is a farmer, based at Herons Green Farm in the Chew Valley, but for many years he’s been a part of the Bristol food scene. .. Read More
Bees settle in atop the Tobacco Factory
Voice nature writer Alex Morss ventures to the roof of the Tobacco Factory to find out what all the buzzing's about.. Read More
Long-serving head waves goodbye
Sandie Smith kept school's Good Ofsted rating while leading it through a major expansion.. Read More
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Fun in the tropical garden of Knowle
THE SUMMER fair at Redcatch Community Garden on July 15 attracted a big crowd, keen to sample the home-grown produce and arts, crafts and food stalls. .. Read More
Meet the new vicar at St Michael's, Windmill Hill
PEOPLE in Windmill Hall are getting to know their the new vicar – – Rev Michael Doarks, priest-in-charge of St Michaels & All Angels church... Read More
BBC's Emma Britton persuades men to open up about their health in South Bristol
GETTING men to talk about their health has never been easy – but Emma Britton from BBC Radio Bristol persuaded two South Bristol men to open up about their experience of living with diabetes. .. Read More
Letters: The Vale: Threat to Somerset villages, high rises, and a Wild West for developers
Letters: The Vale: Threat to Somerset villages, high rises, and a Wild West for developers.. Read More
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Skyline walk across South Bristol attracts visitors from far afield
SMARTPHONE users can use their phones to follow the Bristol Skyline walk, a waymarked route to some of the best views in South Bristol, through parks including Northern Slopes and Perrett’s Park. .. Read More
A book of women boasting begun by Totterdown poet proves a huge successg
Women boasting? That can’t be right! But a book of poetry on the theme of women shouting about their achievements has been such a success, enough money has been raised to get it into more than 200 schools. .. Read More
Overwhelmed by wellwishers – Knowle's favourite newsagents retire
PETER and Judy Read, who have run Broadwalk News in Knowle for more than 25 years, have sold the shop in order to retire. .. Read More