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Twestival eyes big charity target
Organisers of a Bristol Twitter festival say they want to raise £3,000 for charity - double what they managed in 2009.
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Dragon star in on Sport Relief
Dragons' Den star Theo Paphitis is set to do his part for Sport Relief by embarking on a run along Weston-super-Mare's pier.
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Blog: Keynsham's chocolate saga
Dave Harvey, the BBCs Business Correspondent in the West, blogs on the latest developments in the Kraft, Cadbury and Keynsham saga.
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Risking life to go to school
Six students from Winterbourne International Academy in Bristol had a rare opportunity to chat to other students hundreds of miles away. They took the chance to find out what it is really like to live in a country in conflict.
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In pictures: Uni honours gold Amy
The University of Bath honoured Olympic gold medallist Amy Williams at a special reception on Wednesday - see photos.
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'Why did you kill my dad?'
The number of murders committed by mentally ill people in the UK could be more than double those officially recorded, documentary maker Julian Hendy finds.
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Fork lift team completes journey
A Bristol team has driven from John O'Groats to Land's End in a fork lift truck in a bid to raise cash for charity.
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Facing the Cuts: Bristol savings
As part of the Facing the Cuts series of reports we speak to Bristol City Council chief executive Jan Ormondroyd about savings.
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Academy boss lauds positive buzz
The head of the new South Bristol Skills Academy says the early reaction to the facility has been "positive".
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New archive film facility opens
Dozens of films showing Bristol during the last century can now be viewed at Bristol Record Office.