Tristan Cork

2 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Tristan Cork

There was a 'loss of organisational memory and delays in addressing known shortcomings'Bristol’s main provider of health care in the home has breached the terms of its licence, after a collapse in leadership last year. In a new report, NHS England said it has ‘reasonable grounds to suspect that’ Sirona Health & Care ‘has provided healthcare for the purposes of the NHS in breach of conditions of its licence’.

2 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Tristan Cork

'Already it’s made a huge difference to this area'People living in the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood say they have already noticed a positive change in their streets, as the six-month trial period officially begins. The controversial road scheme has been delayed by protests with many people in parts of the area campaigning against the creation of different zones for vehicle drivers with roads blocked off to cars and bus gates installed.

2 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Tristan Cork

It will 'amalgamate' with a school a mile awayPlans have been unveiled to close one of Bristol’s smallest primary schools and merge it with a bigger school a mile away. A consultation has been launched into the ‘amalgamation’ of Hotwells Primary School and Cathedral Primary School, which will see both school sites remain open, but with infants and reception classes staying at Hotwells, and junior pupils being educated at the Cathedral site. The school would keep the Cathedral Primary School name.

2 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Tristan Cork

Dr Cian Hughes is now one of Google's top researchers into the use of AI in medicineA doctor who embarked on an inappropriate relationship with a teenage patient after meeting her at Bristol Children’s Hospital has been suspended for a year, but not struck off permanently.

2 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Sophie Grubb |Tristan Cork

The Bristol school took action after 9,000 messages flooded a pupil WhatsApp chat in just 15 hoursParents have largely welcomed a Bristol primary school's decision to completely ban smartphones after a teacher's shocking discovery. As Bristol Live reported on Monday, children at Blackhorse Primary School in Emersons Green will no longer be allowed to bring in smartphones, even if they're just using it during their journey to and from the gates.