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‘Bristol is ready to give us power’: Greens hopeful of win in pivotal byelection

Council election could have national implications if Greens snatch ward from Lib Dems

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‘It has been a little busy’: the Cotswold winery making world-beating Sauvignon Blanc

Woodchester Valley planted vines usually associated with the Loire Valley and New Zealand – and it worked

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Dining across the divide: ‘It was exhausting being with someone as bright as that’

One is a socialist feminist, the other identifies as neither of those things. Can an Italian meal help them see each other’s point of view?

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‘Surprisingly tasty’: putting Neanderthal cooking to the test

Evidence has been found of complex cooking by Neanderthals. Our writer finds out how their meals might have tasted

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Newport semiconductor factory: ‘Losing these jobs would be devastating’

UK government blocked new Chinese ownership on security grounds, but Nexperia bosses had ‘planned to build two new plants’

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Dining across the divide: ‘I smashed a plate - I must have been passionate’

He’s a small-c conservative Labour voter, she votes Labour but dislikes Keir Starmer and the police – can they find common ground over dinner?

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‘A huge undertaking’: Bristol zoo faces challenge of rehoming 25,000 animals

With the Clifton site closed, zoo staff are grappling with logistics of moving 300 species to new homes

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An other-worldly art project: the artists furnishing a Martian house

Bristol project aims to give glimpse of what life in colony on Mars may be like using recycled materials

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Camino to Cop26: climate pilgrims walk 135 miles to promote film

Stars of film about 500-mile trek to Scotland for Cop26 hit the road again for Bristol premiere

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Offshore wind could blow us out of the water, say Cornish fishers

Newlyn trawler owners stress that they’re not against renewables, but fear for their fishing grounds if the Celtic Sea is carved up and sold by the crown estate

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‘It’s a sad day’: Bristol zoo welcomes last visitors before closing

After 186 years, Bristol zoo will close with some animals to be moved to out-of-town site and others to zoos abroad

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‘It’s a magical experience children never forget’: why toy shops flourish while others struggle

The internet is killing the high street? Not if you’re in the market for a doll’s house, a pedal car or a make-your-own nodding cat. We get hands-on with a retail success story

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‘It doesn’t matter who takes over’: Cheltenham unswayed by Tory leadership race

Locals say voters disillusioned by Boris Johnson are unlikely to be won back by new leader

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Anthony Watson: ‘It always seems to be the players on the receiving end’

The England wing discusses his Bath exit, the spectre of brain injury and his hopes for next year’s Rugby World Cup

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Portrait of tyrant Thomas Picton moved to side room in Welsh museum

Exhibition includes two specially commissioned works reframing story of former Trinidad governor

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Glastonbury morale boost as festival returns after two years

Bands, performers, celebrities and fans providing financial boost to south-west England town

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Rewinding 100 years: the Devon neighbours who united to rewild on a grand scale

A forester, a farmer and a child psychologist have formed a pioneering group to bring even more nature back to their valley

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Bunting and biryanis: how one multicultural street is marking the jubilee

St Mark’s Road in Bristol is involving a rich mix of ethnicities and generations in its celebrations

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Forest Green Rovers’ electric ambition fuels promotion to League One

The club’s historic rise has been powered by a zero-emissions coach, vegan food and an unwavering commitment to sustainability

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‘There’s still a demand’: Bristol video shop celebrates 40 years in business

20th Century Flicks has been renting out films since 1982 and is surviving the streaming era

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A great walk to a great pub: the Packhorse, near Bath, Somerset

This walk through a lost world of canals and Roman roads ends in a brilliant old pub now run by the local community

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