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  • 1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

    It's set to open in a former bank in Baldwin StreetRudy’s Pizza Napoletana is set to bring its celebrated Neapolitan pizzas to Bristol, with plans confirmed for a new restaurant in the heart of the city this summer. The new venue will take over the long-vacant former Royal Bank of Scotland branch in Baldwin Street, which has stood empty since 2021.

  • 1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

    Desperate families, decaying teeth and no dentists – inside the NHS meltdown gripping Bristol’s communitiesAccess to NHS dental care has become so dire in parts of the country that MPs have described their constituencies as 'dental deserts', with patients resorting to A&E, travelling long distances, or paying hundreds – even thousands – for private treatment because they cannot find an NHS dentist.

  • 1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

    It is facing 'financial pressures'A row has erupted at a Bristol primary school after parents were told that most teaching assistants could be made redundant – a move they say will devastate support for children and overload teachers. During a meeting on Wednesday (May 21) worried parents at Cheddar Grove Primary School spoke out against proposals that would slash the number of teaching assistants (TAs) from 13 to just two across the entire school – from Reception to Year 6.

  • 1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

    A quiet village park could soon host live musicA proposal to allow the sale of alcohol and live music at a Frampton Cotterell sports pavilion has sparked fears of anti-social behaviour. The Beesmoor Road Playing Field Committee is seeking a new premises licence for its pavilion, a modest sports facility with a kitchen and meeting room, to support occasional events and charity fundraisers.

  • 1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

    The crime has added financial worries at an already devastating timeA dad felt "knocked sideways" after realising his van had been stolen while his child fought for his life in hospital. Roy Townsend was stripped of his livelihood just as he and his partner Ally were trying to hold it together for their son Dylan, who was left brain damaged after a choking incident almost 10 years ago.

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