Bristol Post - 2022-03-29

• Otter delight Wildlife group’s joy as enigmatic animal spotted in river
• ‘Aggressive’ behaviour Beggars face ban from sitting near cash machines
• £20k reward in fresh attempt to find the killer of pensioner Barry
• Free parking Council set to give green light to shopping centre plan
• Next stop roof renovation in Temple Meads revamp
• New baby on way for Rovers boss Barton as he faces assault charge
• Households urged to join week-long plastic count
• Baby blues Childhood illness gave me my husky voice – and career
• Online shopping scams on the rise
• Bristol Choral Society
• £40k bid to save historic church at risk from rot
• ‘We want to help the whole family’
• DJ Superfly Forefather of soul who united city through power of music
• Wasted opportunit­y to help those struggling with bills
• It’s time to wake up to causes of sleep issues
• Spring into action with the latest fitness trends
• Having dyslexia gives you a different perspectiv­e on life
• Rail has totally unimpeded access into the centre of Bristol
• Putin must fail in Ukraine, says PM
• The stars come out for Ukraine
• THE BEST BATMAN
• Slade’s last-minute try seals great comeback from Dings
• Chew Valley edge out Sidmouth to boost title bid
• Formula One Hamilton happy to get Saudi Arabia race out the way
• Cricket England’s players just not good enough, says Pietersen
• Barton confident his side will respond quickly to defeat
• Injured stars close to playing again for Bears
• Simpson salutes his side for doing ‘ugly’ part of the game
• Football Injury-hit Joe determined to have ‘strong’ finish to the season
• Robins reportedly interested in Brazilian goalkeeper Braga
• ‘Utterly good’ Minister’s legacy is still
• Last words Famous poet rewrote woman’s epitaph
• Window woe My toolroom misery as rain came in
• Advert of the Week
• Shades of the ‘70s No one is nostalgic for the days of inflation
• Seven days of luxury and adventure…

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