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According to Metro News on Monday, Bristol, England has a safety poster which shows a young child with dog poo around her mouth that is starting on controversy.
4 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Poor eating behaviors put preschoolers at risk of later health issues
Do you have picky eaters at home? How kids eat their food may turn out to be just as important as what they eat, according to a new study out of St. Michael's Hospital.
10 hrs ago | IndyMedia
A dirty business: May Gurney & Kier Group, dustcarts & blacklistsa
A couple of the Bristolian crew went down to Redcliffe last Monday to dish out the paper and to show our support to anti-blacklisting campaigners.
14 hrs ago | Nailsea People
ParamountPR updated a Former old water mill in North Somerset is...
A FORMER old water mill in North Somerset is undergoing major refurbishment into Mezze Restaurants to secure its future and bring much needed jobs to the town.
18 hrs ago | This Is Bristol
Participants on Bristol's Biggest Bike Ride head along the Portway Picture: Michael Lloyd
This year organisers offered a choice of five routes, from an easy-paced nine-miler to a more adventurous 38-mile loop.
19 hrs ago | This Is Bristol
The Bristol Post published On Track: Dave Wood's column on railways
PROVIDING it goes ahead the Bristol Metro will transform our local railways. The idea of developing these lines has won a lot of support.
The Bristol Post published Pensioner threatens blockade to stop noisy trains driving him...
A PILL pensioner is threatening to launch a one-man blockade of a railway line through the village in a bid to stop noisy freight trains using a link at night.
Bristol Kicks Off Independence Celebrations
We're now just three weeks from the famous Bristol Fourth of July celebration. On Friday, the town kicked off the season with a celebration of Flag Day.
Bristol takes on the big question: Cream or jam first?
It's one of the questions in life that causes furrowed brows, heated debates and turns husband against wife and brother against sister.
Police called after 'thugs open fire with BB guns' on playground full of schoolchildren
Two gangs of teenagers are understood to have surrounded a playground on two sides and shot at kids before fleeing.
Perivascular Delivery of Encapsulated Mesenchymal Stem Cells Improves ...
From the Experimental Cardiovascular Medicine and Vascular Pathology and Regeneration , Bristol Heart Institute, School of Clinical Sciences, University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom; Biocompatibles UK Ltd, Farnham, United Kingdom ; Department of Physiology, University of Otago, New Zealand ; and BTG International Germany, Alzenau, Germany .
The Bristol Post published Elephant takes the trunk road across suspension bridge
IT might not be a sight people expect to see but those using Clifton Suspension Bridge came face to face with a giant elephant.
Plan makes waves with councillor
Councillor Sheila Cook said the first she knew of the 6.2 million project in her Almondsbury ward was after local residents began ringing her having read about it in the Bristol Post.
Shabil Ahmed takes four from four and sends Weston into the last eight
'Too middle-class': Bristolians accuse BBC of 'airbrushing' city on...
Bristol residents have accused the BBC of 'airbrushing' a hit tv-show set in their town, only showing some parts of the city and excluding Bristolian accents.
The Bristol Post published Award for Barbie the dog after she saves owner from burning bed
Seven-year-old Barbie was given the Animal Plaque which only three other dogs in the Bristol area have ever received for saving the life of her elderly owner when she did not realise her bed was on fire.
The Kendleshire's Chris Lloyd is in his third year as a professional golfer
The 21-year-old from Kingswood who turned pro just three years ago believes that missing out on the majors is all a part of his development as a player.
Councils invest A 44m in tobacco
More than A 44m has been invested in tobacco firms by local councils in the West, despite their new responsibility for promoting public health.
Controversial breakdancing Jesus mural 9 Photos
Artist Cosmo Sarson sits besides a giant mural of Jesus breakdancing that he has painted on the 8.5 metre wall beside The Canteen in Stokes Croft and was officially unveiled on June 11, 2013 in Bristol, England.
Thief is told he can make good life
A PLUMBER who stole fuel from three garages and carried out two shop raids has been jailed for nine months.