Bristol Post - 2023-03-31

• Petition to bring back council housing live-in wardens
• The King and I
• Parking Councillor hits out as fees set to rise again at green spaces
• Landmark celebrated at Brabazon developmen­t
• Housing Council falling behind in bid to hit 500 affordable homes target
• Challenge Boaters fundraise to fight fees hike in courts
• District Barbers Plea to help give haircuts to those who can’t get out
• Cave art Stone Age meets digital age in museum VR tours
• Eyesores Landlord fined £10k for flouting clean-up order at city sites
• Emily’s gift for ‘lifeline’ eating disorder charity
• Community hubs are keen to keep connecting people
• Teen is third generation in the boxing ring
• Why not get creative this Easter?
• No place for either drugs or fly-tipping this spring
• ‘The world is driving itself to its own funeral’
• Giant Crossword
• Toolstatio­n/Hellenic Boss Gurney pleased with the progress of his Roman Glass side
• Thornbury delight at Community Champions accolade
• Rendell already planning for next season with Yate facing the drop
• Wanees is one to watch out for at Doncaster
• Cricket Marchant targets return to internatio­nal stage
• Athletics Fleet winner Kurt to lead B&W road relay challenge
• Football Hungerford boss hails impact made by Rovers loanee Jones
• Lam reveals the four qualities he looks for in his coaching staff
• Football Scott ruled out of Reading clash after suffering knee injury
• ENGLAND STARS BACK FOR BEARS

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