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Fri September 25, 2020
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- Bristol Oasis Academy delay means schools must find 200 more places - Temporary accommodation for Oasis Academy pupils will not be ready for the September 2021 intake.
- App designer mum says lockdown showed playgrounds 'essential' - A woman from Bristol has launched a mobile app that features information about playgrounds in the city.
- Filton Blitz: 'The bombs were like little eggs dropping' - The Filton Blitz which killed more than 140 people took place 80 years ago, on 25 September 1940.
- River Avon: Call for extra mooring site after boats damaged - About 50 boats were affected when River Avon water levels dropped after a fault at a sluice gate.
Local NewsTemporary accommodation for Oasis Academy pupils will not be ready for the September 2021 intake. A woman from Bristol has launched a mobile app that features information about playgrounds in the city. The Filton Blitz which killed more than 140 people took place 80 years ago, on 25 September 1940. About 50 boats were affected when River Avon water levels dropped after a fault at a sluice gate. Bristol Airport's Dave Lees says it will give passengers more confidence to travel by plane. The trust that runs the venue did not want it to remain as a monument to slave trader Edward Colston. Mayor Marvin Rees says it is Bristol's "opportunity to... take positive action for nature". Andre Gayle, 29, died in hospital two days after being stabbed in Easton on 31 August. The westbound side remains closed in Wiltshire following the crashes, which injured several people. The events aim to tackle racial inequality and promote harmony in Bristol. Half of people in northern England are facing additional restrictions - but no-one in the South. We look at the extra restrictions imposed in parts of the West Midlands - and the reasons for them. |
Community NewsCost of Living Rising!Posted by Administrator : Tuesday 12th March 2013
COSTING US OUR LIVELIHOOD? It is estimated that the cost of living looks expected to continue to rise this year with stable incomes versus increasing costs of everyday household items. In recent years the cost of living has been as high as 5 times more than wage rises. Push For Local ApprenticeshipsPosted by Administrator : Monday 11th March 2013
INVESTING IN THE LOCAL WORKFORCE. The Bristol council and government have tried many initiatives over the years, one being local apprenticeships. Getting Involved In The CommunityPosted by Administrator : Sunday 10th March 2013
ARE YOU INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNITY? Despite the economic downturn in recent years we have seen it has really raised the local people of the communities’ spirits and brought a feeling of togetherness. Do You Support Your Local Businesses?Posted by Administrator : Wednesday 6th March 2013
LENDING YOUR LOCAL SUPPORT. Do you use your local shop? Do you go to the local pub? Do you visit your local butcher? Many studies have shown that support in local businesses is on the up. Council Tax Rises As Councils Set To Save MoneyPosted by Administrator : Friday 1st March 2013
MORE CUTS..... GREAT!!! Many councils across the UK now have the choice to either increase council tax, raise the funds by cutting back on other factors or even worse they do both. Dealing With Stress At WorkPosted by Administrator : Monday 25th February 2013
ARE WE GETTING TOO STRESSED AT WORK? While some workplace stress is completely normal, excessive stress can interfere with your productivity and impact your physical and emotional health. This means your ability to deal with it can mean the difference between success or failure. Local Weather |
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