Bristol Post - 2020-06-01

• Win a year’s supply of dog food and £1,500
• Her smiles and laughter will be remembered and treasured forever
• Figures reveal five more deaths with Covid-19 in city hospitals
• ‘Shamefully ignorant’ Outrage at Ap Rees ‘get over slavery’ tweet
• Heatwave Litter and urinating spark outrage
• Weston hospital 6% of staff have coronaviru­s
• In figures: Covid-19 across the region
• So bad it’s good City refuses to get behind bid to quiet Bristol’s ‘too loud’ busker
• University Lectures go online but no discount offered to students
• Singing teen raises £1,000 for children’s hospital
• Christmas curbed Bar will change tune after festive songs wear thin
• Crime map reveals Bristol’s burglary hotspots
• Play parks Blockades ‘tampered with’ as parents let children in
• On this day
• Enough is enough say residents over care home plans
• Many young folk don’t seem to be observing social distancing rules
• Battery power Campaign group backs plan for energy storage base
• Cafe hailed as social distancing model
• Don’t risk second virus peak, mayor urges
• Normally we’re spinning so fast... without a rest and that isn’t altogether healthy
• FIND JOY IN THE LITTLE THINGS
• Don’t let Covid-19 harm your future’s health
• WHAT OTHER OPTIONS ARE THERE APART FROM TRADITIONA­L PENSION SAVINGS?
• Never a better time to look at finding cheaper services
• Worrying the Covid-19 crisis will affect your credit score?
• Six ways to slash the cost of your council tax bills
• Captain Tempest had us all at sea
• Love in lockdown
• BEST OF THE REST
• Cricket Overton believes he’ll soon be joined by brother on duty for England
• Cricket West Indies set to take on England in ‘bio-secure’ Test series
• Football Robins’ rivals still keen to decide season on the pitch
• Rugby Former Wales coach reveals grief led to gambling issues
• Football Garner reveals why he’s handed Kelly a contract extension
• Division One clubs look split on how to end the campaign

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