Bristol Post - 2022-12-01

• ‘Throughabo­uts’ Council axes plan for controvers­ial junction changes
• Technology firm ‘working on machines that can fix themselves’
• Shooting ‘Non-police issue’ weapon found at scene, confirms watchdog
• Council says repairs are on track despite lack of ‘visible work’
• Seafront cafe’s closure will mark the end of an era
• Flu warning Parents of boy put in hospital by virus issue vaccine call
• Potholes will be repaired but ‘not because of selfies’
• Job ban Teacher was drunk at work and threatened to kill woman’s son
• £424m deal on renewable energy set for approval
• Flats Fire patrols will cost taxpayer millions
• HSBC Three city branches among wave of closures
• Loungers Profits dip but bosses ‘optimistic’
• When will we be able to sensibly discuss problems migration brings?
• Roadworks Anger as residents kept awake overnight
• Buses MP urges metro mayor to take back control
• ‘Creaking’ Questions over market’s pressure on city
• Starmer hits out at ‘weak’ PM in housing targets row
• Ambulance staff vote for walkouts
• GOING BACK TO THEIR ROOTS
• Suburban Rockleaze and Stoke Gifford through to last eight of Junior Cup
• Sodbury beat Bedminster to boost title challenge
• Unbeaten Academia take over at top of the Premier
• Premier Comb’n Bourne chief hails ‘outstandin­g’ display against Boco
• This won’t weaken Premier League, insists Douglas
• Luatua believes Bears can still make challenge for play-offs
• Bears star Radradra linked with return to Bordeaux Begles
• Robins reportedly interested in Notts County striiker
• Football We are full of belief and confidence, says boss Southgate
• Leckie fires Socceroos through with win over Denmark
• England an inspiratio­n for ambitious City star Scott
• Naismith looks on course to feature for City against Rotherham
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Giant Crossword

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