Bristol Post - 2022-03-31

• Ukraine crisis Charity helps 70 refugees – but no visas granted
• 150 people expected to come to Bristol
• ‘They’re lying to us’ Uber drivers strike over pay and conditions
• Clean Air Zone City ‘on course’ for September start date, says mayor
• ‘I’d prefer not to have far-right protesters in Bristol’
• £215m deal marks step forward for Soapworks developmen­t
• Man punched disabled victim in street dispute
• Only 67.8% of NHS staff are happy with standard of care
• Putting down roots Stylist growing her business in the back garden
• Council tax City has 7th highest bill in country
• Government’s £685million aerospace boost ‘huge opportunit­y’
• Second to last resort Weston fails to impress with low-scoring reviews
• Nursery gifts fruit and veg plants to charity growers
• ‘I can enjoy my music again!’
• ‘Vital’ bus route saved CT Plus to run 92 service
• WNO: Jenufa
• Hinkley Legal challenge against mud dumping fails
• Butterflie­s Signs at-risk species are battling decline
• Derelict hotels Council to approve purchase plan
• Outdoor updates
• Pretty in pink
• Twitter trolls have pumped out propaganda and lies for years
• Mums and babies died after failures
• Meet the man behind the legendary Bristol kebab van
• Fifty-something Darren shows he can still find the back of the net
• Olveston inflict first defeat on Lawrence Weston
• Hallen’s A-team on brink of sealing Division Four title
• Premier Comb’n Olveston swept aside by Premier title chasers Totterdown
• Rugby Bristol suffer a cup mauling at the hands of Gloucester’s dominant pack
• Frisch’s impressive form attracting interest from elsewhere
• General Knowledge Quiz
• TWO SPEED CROSSWORD
• Giant Crossword DOWN

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