Bristol Post - 2019-03-26

• LAST ORDERS LLANDOGER TROW ONE OF BRISTOL’S OLDEST PUBS IS CLOSING DOWN
• FAKE VIEWS
• Kids left in tears after swan was electrocut­ed on power cables
• Court order to prevent ‘cuckooing’
• School’s out for ever... but council’s still fining drivers for parking there
• Plaque rewrite as row goes on over wording for Colston statue
• Vulnerable man had thousands of indecent images
• Mayor vows to review bus stop move after passenger backlash
• Vote for me and I’ll scrap my own job, says candidate
• Medieval ’who’s who’ Lost King John charter found at library
• Crime and punishment City’s convict trade
• Defensive mayor made efforts to discredit doctors over our petition
• Grass roots strength
• A sign of the times
• Exclusion can be the beginning, not the end
• Warning over city secondary school admissions gap
• Bristol Choral Society
• Best of BE Festival
• STYLE files
• OUR HIGH STREET HERO
• BREXIT banter
• ‘No-nonsense’ centre-half who led St George through their 1960s glory years
• RUGBY RESULTS
• Rugby Seasiders enjoy eight-try victory over strugglers Cleve
• Rugby Old Bristolian­s win again to continue fine run of form
• Rugby Dings’ impressive first-half performanc­e is enough to see off Reds
• Football Rovers boss frustrated with Wales over Lockyer call up
• Rugby Bears’ brave attacking style can prove risky in top flight
• Gas’ in-form striker attracting interest from Championsh­ip
• Lee’s got lots to ponder as he bids to revive City’s play-off push
• Clarke linked to pair of managerial vacancies
• TEMPLE NEEDS
• A scenic Atlantic adventure Spring colour in the Azores
• THE SCAMS CONTINUE:
• Sikh the truth on the role of men from India who fought in World Wars
• Picture of the Week

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