Bristol Post - 2024-07-10

• Damning report reveals poor state of city’s council homes
• Council to buy car parks as part of Temple Quarter plans
• ‘Highways emergency’ Council struggling to fix potholed roads
• Iron bridge reopened after being damaged nine years ago
• Sports shop with a conscience opens in Broadmead
• Dyson planning to axe 1,000 UK workers in major restructur­ing
• Award-winning ‘scream park’ opens for summer special
• ‘Unfair’ Tories slam £20 Downs levy proposal
• MP Council set to unveil new Lib Dem leader this month
• ‘We’re making good progress in tackling institutio­nal racism’
• I’d welcome a return to the old days of ‘make do and mend’
• Loungers posts record results as it eyes more sites
• Offices Rents soar as demand for Grade A space outstrips supply
• Engineerin­g firm moves to new base
• Baseball Kwan in fine form as Bats sweep the Bears
• Teenage sprinter Leon sets his sights on Paralympic­s
• Cricket I’m at peace with decision to end my Test career, says Anderson
• England stars delighted to have Jimmy’s help at Euros
• Foden hoping he’ll have winners’ medal to show his new son
• Hirakawa ready to live his dream of playing in Europe

Bristol Post - 2024-07-09

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