Bristol Post - 2021-11-25

• Broadmead Shopping district must be reinvented to survive – mayor
• Showstoppe­r 8 million tune in as Giuseppe crowned Bake Off champ
• Celebrate Charity marks 100 years with carol concert
• Vaccines Urgent appeal for help at booster clinic
• Tory donor told to pay costs of former MP
• Tributes paid as ‘caring’ mayor dies after illness
• Matthew Bourne’s The Midnight Bell
• Green space Work begins on new play park
• Energy Centre chosen to develop new components for wind turbines
• Landmark love Terry shares memories of his ‘wonderful’ wife
• Cinema Staff hours and screenings cut
• Bristol Energy Independen­t report ‘not a fair reflection’ on council
• Education Inspector praises school
• Pre-owned Gucci Store offers chance to buy and sell designer clothes
• Patients prefer 5:2 diet details to usual weight-loss advice – study
• Environmen­t ‘now the top concern of Britons’
• Employers urged to stop asking jobseekers about previous pay
• Household tasks linked with a sharper memory
• Reclaim the Night March to highlight safety issues for women
• Make sure you don’t give burglars a break
• Hitting the light fantastic
• Get your hands on some limited-edition Tribute beer socks
• The seeds of love
• The Bear Pit is an example of how depressed the city looks
• Suburban Avonmouth hit the top after tight tussle against Old Cothamians
• Table-toppers held by Bitton
• United egde out Sportsman again to boost title challenge
• District Toby on target as Green keep in touch with unbeaten leaders Boco
• Totterdown inflict rare defeat on Cribbs to go top of Premier
• Pearson’s Robins dig deep to grind out a much-needed home victory
• Furious Barton lambasts his players after they let lead slip
• Cricket Cooley joins England as bowling consultant for the Ashes
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Giant Crossword

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