Bristol Post - 2022-11-07

• Court Survivor sees her abuser sentenced at last after 50 years
• PC who hit man in bar may lose job after ruling
• Blockade Young activists target Airport Flyer bus
• Seafront storm Anger at changes to road network
• Vandalism Bonfire event called off after latest attack
• See Monster Attraction set to be ‘bigger than Banksy’
• Tropicana could be sold as council looks at options for its future
• Honour Outlaws in the running for internatio­nal prize
• Halted Parade for remembranc­e hit by red tape issues
• Housing Plans for green sites face new obstacle
• McColl’s Closure could cost town its last post office
• E-scooters Views split at key moment for scheme
• Wetherspoo­n Pub up for sale facing uncertain future
• Call for climate action
• ‘Back-up’ plan if nurses go on strike
• MY CAT’S LIMP IS A MYSTERY
• Residents are being charged a fortune, getting dreadful service
• Surprising ways to build up your bone density
• Wedding woes
• Middleton ‘proud’ of his players as they set up final chance
• Lam laments Bristol’s lack of experience against Saracens
• McKayle on target as Heath take a point against Mousehole
• Scott’s magic moment puts Gas through to second round
• BRISTOL ROVERS PLAYER RATINGS
• Max’s gladiatori­al performanc­e earns City fortunate point
• Weimann back among the goals in battling City display
• BRISTOL CITY PLAYER RATINGS
• Football I hope that’s the first of many for Scott, says Barton
• Rugby We kept making fundamenta­l mistakes, admits Jones
• Pearson pleased with ‘fighting point’ at Middlesbro­ugh
• Southern Rendell’s Yate reign starts with battling point

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