Bristol Post - 2024-03-29

• ‘Drivers actually enjoy it’
• Allotments Fee decision put off until after election
• Harbour Firefighte­rs launch safety campaign
• War protest Uni students won’t stop occupation
• ‘Smells and noise’ Kebabs van wins approval despite neighbours’ fears
• Park and ride Authority gives hope for M32 plan after project stalls
• Safety valve Head teachers question reforms evidence
• Joy Couple celebrate ‘miracle’ IVF baby after genetic testing
• Cake supplier aiming to be the country’s best
• ‘High standards not met’ Care home bosses apologise to dying man’s family
• Power to the pollinator­s!
• Starmer ready for poll
• MSPs to vote on assisted dying bill
• New Cabinet for Abbas
• Bus gate will not contribute to the farcical notion of city’s net zero
• ON THE HOUSE
• I wouldn’t win it, but I’d love to do Strictly
• A sail of two cities
• TRAVEL TEST
• The wild, wild west
• Egg-stra special
• LEADING LADIES
• We’ve worked with the same people for 20 years... That is one happy place
• MASTERMIND­S
• Giant Crossword
• Lily’s legacy
• RUSSELL GRANT
• X2 GOOD TO BE TRUE
• TEST YOUR SPORTING KNOWLEDGE WITH OUR BUMPER QUIZ
• Toolstatio­n/Hellenic Swags chief relishing big derby with Clevedon
• Medvedev stays on course to retain Miami Open title
• Southern Fey braced for crunch clash with fellow Evertonian pal Murray
• Not many UK-trained horses sure yet of a place in National
• Athletics Ewan stars as he helps England strike gold in Dublin
• Payne hoping he has a part to play in Championsh­ip
• Rugby Bears looking to build on Saints win in West derby clash
• Football It’s time to put personal agendas aside, says Rovers boss Taylor
• Football Manning urges his players not to feel ‘shackled’ against Foxes

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