Bristol Post - 2022-04-13

• Colston 4 Court of Appeal to rule on case
• Injunction in place at fuel storage depot as activists continue protests over fossil fuels
• Sculpture festival Striking art on show at botanic garden
• Grenfell Ex-minister failed to read letter advocating cladding action
• Maisie ‘resented’ her character in TV fantasy epic
• Dementia help GPS trackers for people at highest risk of going missing
• ‘Tragic loss’ Student died after he took MDMA and ketamine at club
• Fostering Increase in payments in bid to attract carers
• Magic mushrooms ingredient may help depression therapy
• Figures show high crime rate in city centre
• ‘Amazing’ Yoga and talk the perfect mix to improve men’s health
• EasyJet Summer flight bookings rocket as easing of restrictio­ns sparks strong recovery
• Retail sales Growth slowed by ‘sinking’ confidence
• Ascenti acquires London physio business
• Pennon Water giant will cut bills despite soaring inflation
• Somerset agree partnershi­p deals as season gets under way
• Relax on holiday with twins? It’s so much Easier when I’m in work
• IT’S NOT ALWAYS A CHORE THING
• The loudest and most strident voices drown out the wiser ones
• The sorry saga of crime
• DANGER! CYBER ATTACK WARNING
• Pitbulls see off MK Thunder challenge to make it five wins in a row
• Donald’s knockout book on boxing is a sporting classic
• Hockey Clifton Robinsons finish season with entertaini­ng draw
• Button excited by rallycross challenge with pal Bennett
• Tournament glory for Westbury youngsters
• Football City star Kalas looks unlikely to play again this season
• Dale delighted to have Phillips back for Blast
• Rugby Lam confident Radradra and Piutau will be staying with Bristol
• Football Fernandinh­o says this will be his last season with City
• Seven days of luxury and adventure…

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