Bristol Post - 2023-04-14

• Road closures M5 to shut for five nights to make way for new wires
• Convicted sex offender jailed after failing to stick to judge’s rules
• Lockdown party Dad spared jail for supplying amplifiers to illegal rave
• Owner denies Banksy bought village pub for £1m
• Lift-off Revamp will ensure airfield hangar lives up to legacy of its past
• Imperial Brands on track to meet expectatio­ns
• ‘Noisy’ Plant store sales plunge after moving site
• Neglected shopping centre ‘saddest in UK’
• Hour wait New timetables still missing from bus stops
• Recruitmen­t crisis 80% of firms face struggle to fill roles
• Windrush Top 20 Massive Attack features in playlist
• Amazing Archie’s making wishes come true
• Beware of ticket sale scammers
• Road-rage driver jailed for crushing man in wing mirror row
• Spending a spring day with Grow Leaders
• Mother Goose
• The question of course is the nature of the redevelopm­ent
• Giant Crossword
• SPORTS QUIZ TEST YOUR SPORTING KNOWLEDGE WITH OUR BUMPER QUIZ
• Toolstatio­n/Hellenic Perks expects others to follow Brislingto­n’s lead
• Yate clinging to the faint hope garnered from back-to-back wins
• Five National horses that could be worth following
• Rugby Randall to bring up his 100 in Bristol’s clash against Sharks
• Athletics Taylor delighted with success of Odd Down event
• Cricket Patchway’s facilities much improved ahead of new season
• Football Barton pleased with how Rovers’ young backline is progressin­g
• Rovers boss wary of McGoldrick threat
• Rising star Scott ready to play a part for City against Watford
• Pearson hopeful King will remain a big influence at City next season

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