Bristol Post - 2024-04-30

• Elections How the parties intend to support vulnerable
• ‘Disabled children in city missing education’
• MasterChef Finalist Tommy looking to keep things local at new venture
• Drug deaths Warning as synthetic opioids found in city heroin batch
• Gender equal city campaigner­s call for more employers to take part
• The big getaway Drivers advised to avoid peak times
• Zoo Plans for Central African Forest habitat take a step forward
• Rare disease Family appeal for help to fund life-changing treatment for Emil
• Call to improve teens’ access to cancer trials
• Inquest ‘Gross failures’ in Lily’s care at mental health hospital
• Bonehead ‘T-Rex wasn’t as clever as first thought’
• Last chance for a bargain Charity store set to shut
• Railway strikes – let the BBC tell us the truth!
• Cricket Price’s unbeaten half-century secures draw for Gloucester­shire
• Lammonby leads Somerset to safety at Kiddermins­ter
• Lam praises ‘phenomenal’ impact made by his Bears bench
• Basketball Flyers’ great comeback falls short against Phoenix
• Youthful Clifton edged out in last game of season
• Football Rovers expected to offer new contracts to vastly experience­d pair
• Football Smith determined City will come back stronger next season
• Tinnion confirms contract offer to midfielder Williams
• Tragic end of a charismati­c local legend
• Old-fashioned police work that cracked explosion mystery
• Instant gratificat­ion

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