Bristol Post - 2020-10-07

• SCHOOL TO DITCH COLSTON NAME
• LONG NIGHT FOR FIRE CREWS AS DOCKS BLAZE RAGES ON
• DEVELOPERS PLEDGE ‘TO MAKE ARENA A REALITY’
• Boy missing from school was ‘hiding in toilets all day’ to escape the bullies
• University joins £4m study in race for vaccine
• Long night for firefighte­rs as flames rage on
• Mezzanine to Forest Green: Rovers role for Robert Del Naja
• Church bell silenced after complaints from sleepless neighbours
• Free food and laundry - but students feel they miss out
• Thieves steal family’s jewels worth £30,000
• Police Woman quizzed over missing necklace
• Education Battle to save city’s ‘smallest’ school
• I’d prefer to live a normal life and take a small risk than live like this
• People ‘feeling less safe than they did five years ago’
• Mobile video calls ‘pose roads danger’
• Vaccine ‘should go to older people first’
• Parents step up financial support for adult children
• Centre of Gravity Art show celebrates city
• Infrastruc­ture revolution Time to make commuter transport ‘fit for the future’
• £8m scheme to help SMEs develop workers’ skills
• Trial Voi wins bid to bring hop-on, hop-off scooters to citys’ streets
• Reduction in commuting is bringing a reduction in our carbon footprint
• Airbus Shorter working week ‘could help save jobs’
• COLSTON'S FALL
• A war of words for Christie
• A revitalisi­ng treat for legs and feet in only minutes a day
• Early to judge but City appear to have got transfer plan right
• A compelling look at how athletes cope with retirement
• Hockey Ingram at the double as Bristol students beat Chichester
• Wasteful Rovers miss the chance to claim Trophy win over Oxford
• Rugby Sheedy and Lloyd in line to earn first Wales caps this autumn
• Football O’Dowda determined to be part of Euro finals

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