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Polish food shop may quit Bristol after 'racist attacks'
The manager of a Polish food shop in Bristol which was subjected to two chemical attacks in its first three weeks of trading believes it is being targeted by racists.
Kraft Officials Meet with Largest British Union
Members of Kraft Foods met with Britain's largest trade union today. They discussed the Northfield-based company's attempts to purchase the candy-maker Cadbury.
Inside track on the cocaine dealers who sold death in Bristol
The Evening Post can finally untangle the web of unscrupulous dealers who have been pedalling drugs and misery on Bristol 's streets for years.
Bristol stencil artist to be tried for criminal damage
A man who allegedly stencilled a sign on to a block of flats in Stokes Croft will stand trial next year.
23 convictions in major police operation
The following people have been convicted of drugs offences as part of a three year operation: James Worgan of West Town Park Brislington - " sentenced to three and a half years Adam Kane of Evercreech Road Bristol - " sentenced to three and a half years Philip Pearce of Airport Road Bristol - " sentenced to 11 years Jamie Pearce of Acer Village, ...
Bristol dancer relives life as a Bluebells girl in Paris
A former dancer from Long Ashton, who was a member of the world famous Bluebells, has made an emotional journey back to Paris for a special TV programme.
Anger over closure of south Bristol walk-in health centre
People in south Bristol are angry that a walk-in health centre in Knowle West is to close.
Chemical attack on Bristol shop
A Bristol shop was sealed off and three people treated in a decontamination unit after a foul-smelling chemical was thrown in through the door.
Anger over cancer care shake-up
A long-running row over where gynaecological cancer patients are treated could be finally settled next month.
Bristol thug guilty of glassing woman police officer
A thug who threw a pint glass into a Bristol police officer's face is due to be sentenced today after being convicted of causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
Gerry Brooke takes a look at a new publication about Bristol's Garden Suburbs . Garden cities - a radical reaction to Victorian industrialisation - were intended as well planned, self-contained communities set in a rural environment.
Bristol tattoo artist Dave Ayres over drink-drive limit in fatal crash
A renowned tattoo artist from Bristol was more than twice the legal drink-drive limit when his motorbike smashed into a car, causing him fatal injuries.
Two men who committed a string of robberies across the south of England have been sentenced to a total of 21 1/2 years in prison.
Fresh appeal over hit-and-run death
A hit-and-run driver who left a pensioner on his way to church dying in the road in Bristol is still at large a year on, police have said.
Neighbour tells of fatal car crash near Bristol
A man who was first on the scene of a fatal car crash near Bristol has told how he rushed to help the driver.
Bristol man in court accused of mortgage fraud plot
A 29-year-old man has appeared in court accused of being involved in an 'extremely serious' mortgage fraud plot.
Tory supports Bristol campaigners' houses fight
A senior Conservative MP has backed calls to scrap the controversial regional spatial strategy for the South West, which could lead to thousands of homes being built on green belt land in Greater Bristol.
WHO investigating Norway swine flu mutations
Pupils gather outside the gates of Downend School, on May 1, 2009 in Bristol, England.
Outrage at theft of Bristol Poppy Appeal collection tins
Thieves have stolen more than 30 Poppy Appeal collection tins from bars, restaurants and banks in Bristol.
Bristol betting shops 'clown robber' jailed
A criminal dubbed the "Clown Prince of Robbers" has been jailed for 11 years for a series of raids, including two attacks on Bristol betting shops.