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Owen's favourites include Boyce's Avenue in Clifton Village and Stokes Croft:

Think Bristol, think balloons.But what do you think could make it an even better place to live? Tell us and you could win a meal for two.

108 hot air balloons took off from Ashton Court this morning:

Bristol City's new additions have stretched their legs and proved themselves good additions:

Perfect conditions at this morning's Bristol International Balloon Fiesta mass ascent.

It's true what they say - home is where the Hart is:

Keep boredom at bay with great family activities happening all month in Bristol:

Head to this Bedminster local for a warm welcome and a pint in the sun:

The young people were raising awareness of tomorrow's rally for a People's Vote on Brexit:

All the ins and outs from the Memorial Stadium and Ashton Gate:

“It’s just so painful when his death could have been preventable"

What are your views on robotics and artificial intelligence? Researchers from the Bristol Robotics Laboratory want to know. http://farscope.bris.ac.uk/public-engagem ent-survey

Crowds from across Bristol and beyond will be rallying once more on Saturday – this time, to demand a People’s Vote on Brexit:

We're looking for recommendations of Bristol's best pub. Let us know your favourite spot to drink and why you've made it your local, and your suggestion might be published in the September issue of our print magazine 🍻

The people of Easton are making their wishes known:

Memories spanning four decades of the fiesta:

It's all about sharks this week as Jason Statham battles The Meg and Bristol Science Film Festival pulls apart Deep Blue Sea:

This week's featured independent shop is a Park Street stalwart:

With an awesome nightglow and even a dabbing Rupert the Bear, it has been a spectacular start to this year's Fiesta even though no balloons have yet taken to the skies:

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I've been a fan of Bristol 24/7 for a while now. Their articles always keep me well informed about interesting things happening around Bristol. I recently read an article on AS A TIGER IN THE JUNGLE, a circus performance by an Indian circus troop, which i found fascinating. I would love to go to see them and probably would not have heard about it had it not been for Bristol 24/7!

I really value Bristol 24/7 daily news bulletins, I get it to my inbox each morning, as they are always interesting, relevant and to the point.

Highly readable content- a great platform for keeping up to date with Bristol affairs

Great publication with an eclectic and frequently updated mix of everything going on in Bristol.

Great local articles, stories about real people and real life situations

Great community news paper. Has many important facts about local business events and caters to a large readership and demographic reach of the city.



Would like to see more on businesses rather restaurants and food vans opening

I didn't ask to be connected to this airy fairy webpage.Bristol News?! Yeah right. Where's the important stuff like a crack down on theft especially Motorcycle and Bicycle. Is this one one those "Everything is sweetness and Light" Council Proponent things?

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