Bristol Post - 2022-07-05

• Travel Public urged to have their say on plans to improve rail hub
• Mane event Sculptures highlight threatened state of world’s lions
• Queen’s Baton Relay to arrive in Bristol today
• Twelve arrests made as campaigner­s target motorways
• Uni Student can’t afford cost of graduation gown
• Council officials fail to declare conflicts of interest
• ‘Heartbreak­ing’ Little Teddy battles tumour
• Race against time Campaigner­s need extra £64k to buy art centre
• Widow tells how husband collapsed in front of her
• Thousands on council house waiting lists
• 10 years on, still more to learn about ‘God particle’ say experts
• A LITTLE COURAGE
• Berry good news
• Symptoms to be aware of and how to deal with them
• Be allergy aware
• Say bon voyage to travel sickness
• Surviving the ups – and downs – of festival fun
• JOANNE Watkinson
• Railways don’t seem to be run for the benefit of travelling public
• PM was aware of Pincher concerns
• ‘WE NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE THEM’, HAMILTON SAYS OF PROTESTERS
• Formula One FIA saved two lives, says Sainz
• Motorcycli­ng Fricker ‘super excited’ about rest of championsh­ip
• Somerset ‘don’t fear anyone’ ahead of T20 quarter final
• Cricket Root and Bairstow leave England daring to dream of victory
• Lam unveils his new coaching team for Bears’ campaign
• Rugby Curry’s England tour’s over after flanker suffers concussion
• Tennis Briton Norrie’s ‘comfortabl­e’ with pressure
• Football Robins’ Moore heads out on loan to join Cotterill’s Shrews
• Football City midfielder looks set to link up with a familiar face
• Former defender Anthony takes over at club’s academy
• STRIKER MARQUIS SIGNS FOR ROVERS
• Brunel’s brilliant success - and why it still matters today
• The Albion Dockyard Project
• Colour snapshots of life in ’60s and ’70s Bristol
• Heady life and times of now forgotten Film superstar
• Fascinatin­g facts for every day of the year
• Your chance to ring Mission bells

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