Bristol Post - 2024-04-26

• Local elections Resident hits back at party’s claims over park
• Police appeal to find Good Samaritan who helped woman following attack
• Allotment anger Firm preparing to open 600 plots in face of locals’ ire
• WNO: Cosi fan Tutte
• Planning Student flats vote delayed until the summer
• School Staff on strike amid pay and bullying row
• ‘Unbearable’ Town resident hits out at pizza van plan
• Mental health ‘Youngsters falling trough the cracks’
• ‘Lost at sea’ Landlord hit with £80k in fines for breaching housing rules
• Human League set to headline Pride Festival
• Charity wants to hear from renters
• ‘Torture testing’ Activist protests against university
• Making a splash Emerging talent ready to shine at this summer’s Harbour Festival
• We The Curious list aims to inspire families in run-up to reopening
• A funeral for nature
• China emissions per hectare are vastly less than the UK’s figures
• The Spice is still right
• Giant Crossword
• Toolstatio­n Manager Kye salutes ‘togetherne­ss’ of his champions
• Luff encouraged by ’much-improved’ Storm performanc­e
• Southern Farm braced for final-day drama in bid to secure play-offs place
• Celebratio­n Chase has all the makings of a great race
• B&W’s Annabel ‘very happy’ with her London run
• Rugby Selection is a real headache at the moment, says Bears boss
• Wales star Faletau suffers fresh injury heartache
• Football Taylor hoping he can build ‘a strong team’ around Evans next season
• Manning pleased with the greater control shown by Williams
• Football Mebude and Knight-Lebel may get opportunit­y to impress

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