Bristol Post - 2020-11-25

• PARENTS ‘LIVID’ OVER COUNCIL DATA BREACH
• Scythe matters
• Couple turn front window into art gallery in bid to bolster sales
• Homes may ‘be worse than pubs for virus spreading’
• Alert ‘Scammers cleaned out my bank account’
• Stepping down Weca Mayor to retire next year
• Zoo parking fight Campaigner­s return to court
• Halifax finds UK’s best neighbour
• Living positively with HIV How Aled found his feet again
• Vaccinatio­n against Covid is not a real issue
• Airport welcomes new travel rules on self-isolation
• South West can lead our recovery from Covid-19
• Police warning Modified cars could be seized M
• Don’t be left behind on January 1
• Don’t let festive finances spin out of control
• LET YOUR FITNESS GO TO THE DOGS (...AND BIRDS AND COWS)
• ASK THE EXPERT
• A better future Extended reality learning tool named in TIME’s top 100 inventions
• Beard grows in face of pandemic with £1.4million profits
• Cyber crime Police partnershi­p offers free support to safeguard businesses
• Retail and tourism among hardest hit as economic recovery slows amid latest coronaviru­s restrictio­ns
• Former casino bought up for office space developmen­t
• Fixed up, looks sharp
• Claire Petulengro
• An inspiratio­nal read from globe-trotting marathon man Nick
• No plans to use Stokes as an opener in T20 games - Silverwood
• Rugby Bristol haven’t seen the best of me yet, says Sinckler
• Navidi on course to make Wales return against England
• Football Nicholson confident of a Rovers revival under boss Tisdale
• Stoke sign former City goalkeeper Niki as back-up
• Injury-hit Rovers lack the finishing touch needed to secure win at Wigan
• Football Robins likely to be without Walsh and Williams until second half of season

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