Bristol Post - 2024-03-22

• ‘It’s crazy’ Coffee van owner says red tape’s forcing her to shut down
• Project aims to get nature fluttering into city schools
• Music festival Harboursid­e event’s bid for fourth night wins approval
• Mystery solved Survey uncovers exact location of historic cross
• Romy Gill among the top chefs joining the line-up at Valley Fest
• ‘Dogs jump in my pool’ Man fined £8k for blocking footpath hits back
• Bus gate Council has issued £500k in penalty fines so far
• Housing Residents attack plans for 3,000 new homes
• School funding Council urged to increase support for special needs
• Housing Average city rent now £1,734 a month
• Greens Suspended councillor won’t stand at election
• Cost of living rises, or is it the cost of failure, or is there more?
• MASTERMIND­S
• Toolstatio­n/Hellenic We’ll all be giving it everything to stay up, says Mapstone
• Southern Murray ‘excited’ by the chance to manage play-off hopefuls Cribbs
• YouTube video featuring title rivals is well worth watching
• Athletics Ewan ‘very proud’ to earn his first England vest
• Cricket Roy and Warner overlooked in The Hundred draft
• More than 1,000 expected to watch Gas Girls at Mem
• Rugby Thomas back for Bristol’s big clash with leaders Saints
• Saracens chief believes Farrell could play for England again
• Football Southgate speculatio­n makes no difference - Pickford

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