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5 days ago |
dailyrecord.co.uk | Iona Young |Alex Driscoll
Police forensics were spotted this morning searching the area and enquiries are at a very early stage. A man has been stabbed in a park in Bristol allegedly by a gang of men who fled the scene on bikes. At around 11.30pm on May 8 officers were called to Newtown Park, near Hassell Drive in the St Philips area of the city, by the ambulance service. The man claims he was attacked by three males who fled on bikes and has suffered potentially life-changing injuries, police said.
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5 days ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Alex Driscoll |Vikki White
Mikey Roynon was just 16 when he was killedNearly two years after the tragic loss of her son Mikey Roynon, Hayley Ryall remains in a state of disbelief. Her cherished 16-year-old boy attended a birthday celebration at a house in Bath, Somerset, and tragically never returned home. On June 10, 2023, the teenager, from Kingswood, was fatally stabbed with a zombie-style knife, succumbing to a single wound to his neck. The party attracted more than 70 youngsters.
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6 days ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Oliver Astley |Alex Driscoll
It has now spread to her lungsA mum had her lower leg amputated and part of her right lung removed after a "running injury" turned out to be stage four cancer. Christine Lote, 41, was an avid runner before her mystery injury - which left her with a swollen right foot. Assuming she'd hurt herself while out jogging, she saw a physiotherapist for two years and received steroid injections.
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1 week ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Daniel Mumby |Alex Driscoll
The major development includes a primary schoolAn MP has blasted the 'unacceptable' proposal to construct 750 homes adjacent to the M5. Edward Ware (Bridgwater) Ltd, a Bristol-based developer, submitted plans in October 2023 for a significant development between Bower Lane and the M5 at Bridgwater, which includes up to 750 houses, a primary school, and a community facility.
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2 weeks ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Alex Driscoll |Rosie Shead |Beverley Rouse |Charlotte Ambrose
The 18-year-old protester disrupted the elite men's raceA teenager from Bristol was named by Youth Demand as one of two activists who disrupted the men's elite race at the London Marathon today, Sunday, April 27. Youth Demand named the two activists as Willow Holland, 18, from Bristol, and Cristy North, a live-in carer from Nottingham. The activists threw powder paint on Tower Bridge at around 10.35am this morning. The pair were both arrested by the police.
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