Bristol Post - 2020-10-20

• ‘NEW LIFE’ HOPE FOR EYESORE SITE
• SCHOOL TO CHANGE LOGO TO CUT LINKS TO COLSTON
• TRIBUTES AFTER DEATH OF COLLEGE GOVERNOR
• Outbreak More than 900 students now test positive for coronaviru­s
• Environmen­tal award for cemetery
• Dog ban School welcomes move after owners fail to clean up mess
• School’s ‘10-year’ roof leak won’t be fixed until ‘21
• Restaurant plan Barge bought by council for £1.4m set to be moved
• Domestic violence Under-funded service can’t cope with waiting list
• Tiger’s den Home of rugby star up for sale
• JUST THE JOB
• Major plans to transform city’s ‘soulless’ section
• Will the internet be seen as a curse or blessing in the long run?
• ‘I’m proud to be cabinet’s first black member’
• Hockey player Lilly, 12, in line for young inspiratio­n award
• New homes Demolition of historic ‘landmark’ hotel given green light
• Study shows how rain shapes mountains
• REFRESHING JUICE
• Mind games
• Cryptic Crossword
• Claire Petulengro
• Rugby Bristol’s team ethos meant even missing men weren’t missed
• I was so determined not to lose the final, says champ Trump
• Rugby Saracens loanee Earl hails the great environmen­t at Bristol
• Genge says rugby should get ‘creative’ with contracts
• Football Hare pleased with his progress after serious knee injury
• City still hoping for new Famara deal
• Football Holden confident City will respond well to ‘punch on the nose’
• PAT PUTS THE PARTY ON HOLD!
• Lord Nelson The Westcountr­y legacy of a national hero
• Nelson’s Bath love-child?
• Taking shelter from the terror of the air raids
• It broke our hearts: The day Clevedon Pier gave way
• Lye of the land Rememberin­g a time of maps before apps...

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