Most recent
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11 Sep 2014:
Tune in to watch the session exploring how enabling greater play in our cities can enrich the urban experience from the Making the City Playable conference in Bristol - live
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10 Sep 2014: Tune in to watch the session exploring urban resilience and digital civic engagement from the Making the City Playable conference in Bristol - live
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9 Sep 2014:
HighWaterLine made from blue chalk snaking through city shows which parts would be submerged by rising sea levels
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Guardian Professional, 9 Sep 2014: Gearing up for its role as EU Green Capital 2015, Bristol’s agricultural scene is growing, with a positive social impact on its community
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4 Sep 2014: Forget about smart cities, Playable City ideas – like Bristol’s water slide or its temporary play streets – are a human response to the coldness and anonymity of the urban environment
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27 Aug 2014:
The mural, Mobile Lovers, which sold for £403,000, was gifted to the Bristol club in a letter from the elusive artist
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26 Aug 2014:
Mobile Lovers, showing a couple embracing while checking their phones, sold to collector with all proceeds going to club which faced closure
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26 Aug 2014: Henry Smith, a games developer from Bristol, was reported to the police for the diagrams of his new project. By Alex Hern
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26 Aug 2014:
Walmart’s new boss is on a mission. Will his drive for renewable energy, waste reduction and sustaining people and planet transform the supermarket model?
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25 Aug 2014: Workmen painted 'BUP STOP' on road surface in large yellow lettering in city centre last week
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14 Aug 2014:
Joy and relief for some, disappointment and uncertainty for others at North Bristol Post 16 Centre on A-level results day
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8 Aug 2014:
The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of the best photographs from around the world
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Video
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6 Aug 2014:
Entrepreneur Mike Watts reveals his private toll road for commuters that avoids a 14-mile detour due to roadworks
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Poll,
4 Aug 2014:
A man in Somerset has opened his own toll road to bypass a closed section of a popular route between Bath and Bristol. Is this entrepreneurial genius or a flagrant disregard for health and safety?
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2 Aug 2014: Remains of Matthew Symonds, 34, may have been picked up with a recycling collection in Swindon, police say
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