News in Bristol
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Bristol News
Mar 10th
Fears for Bristol student, 22, missing in United States
The parents of a missing 22-year-old foreign exchange student from the University of West England in Bristol have travelled to the United States to help in the search for him, a spokesman for the family said.
Supermarket chain Sainsbury's has submitted revised plans for a new store at Bristol City FC's ground at Ashton Gate.
A ban on paedophile rock star Gary Glitter leaving Britain has been extended for a further six months.
Conservatives have joined calls for proposed resident parking zone pilots in Clifton Wood and Kingsdown to be scrapped.
Bristol councillors will decide later this month whether to put a controversial shake up of Bristol's library services on hold.
Dragons Den star Theo Paphitis will be pulling on his running shoes for a dash along Weston-super-Mare's Grand Pier to raise money for Sport Relief.
With a General Election around the corner and the economic climate meaning tough decisions ahead on public spending, housing leaders are coming together in Bristol today for a top-level debate.
A Bristol pensioner convicted of sexually abusing three girls aged under 13 has been jailed for 12 years.
A ferry decorated with hundreds of bras sailed through Bristol to celebrate the success of a campaign that has seen a tonne of unwanted bras donated by residents to help the women of Sierra Leone.
DAVID CLENSY takes a look at an intriguing digital archive that is protecting rare footage of Bristol
News Items courtesy of Bristol Evening Post and BBC News
