Bristol Post - 2020-09-17

• ‘FED UP TRYING TO BOOK FOR A TEST’
• BRISTOL AIRPORT EXPANSION REFUSAL APPEAL SUBMITTED
• Banksy Vandal attack – on work’s protective screen
• Bus says wearing helmet saved life
• Church fire Police investigat­e blaze confirmed as arson attack
• Panto saved Performers to live together to ensure show goes on
• Arson attack Neighbours rally after man’s house ‘ruined’ in caravan fire
• Burger branch ‘will reopen’ despite closure fears
• Democracy in action
• Dinosaurs Huge eruptions helped species to thrive
• Beyond the 26 Black educators need to
• Be seen, heard and represente­d
• Schools virus transmissi­on study
• We need clear direction – not more confusion
• SWEET DREAMS
• Fresher ideas to brighten up student digs
• Backdrops of brilliance
• Time to tidy up and prepare for next year
• TRAVEL NEWS
• Compared to Big Brother, lockdown was definitely easier
• READY FOR LAUNCH
• Claire Petulengro
• Fewer bikes are being stolen B
• Premier Comb’n Doyle strikes twice as Saints make winning start at higher level
• Churches League Douglas double fires Clevedon to victory
• District Real Thornbury off to a flyer in the Senior Division with convincing triumph
• Suburban Wessex edge out Bilbao to make it three wins out of three
• U18 Combinatio­n Cup final joy for Cribbs and Chew Valley
• Sunday football Tyler does the trick for Weston
• Rugby Lam’s not worried by Bristol’s poor play-off history
• Football Ten EFL games given go-ahead to let fans in
• Semenyo and Palmer shine as City set up cup showdown against Villa
• Cricket Azam at his best as his 114 leads Somerset to emphatic win

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