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BBC Birmingham News Feeds
- Man killed care worker in hit-and-run crash in Walsall.
- Man who ran over PC Gareth Phillips with patrol car jailed
- Tipton residents in temporary accommodation after burst pipe flood
- Bordesley Green petrol bomber targets same car twice
- Racist abuse in Bulgaria-England game 'clear as day' - Tyrone Mings
- Dan Evans beats Bernard Tomic at Stockholm Open
- LGBT teaching row: Call for larger exclusion zone
- Tipton house collapses after water main bursts
- Runners 'understand' half marathon safety changes
- Safety calls after multiple Walsall canal falls
BBC Bristol News Feed
- Gloucestershire: George Scott joins county on three-year deal from Middlesex
- Extinction Rebellion Bristol slams council petrol station purchase
- Bristol boxing charity gets grant to help 'at risk' children
- Damage that led to metre River Avon drop to cost £3.5m
- Chef Claire Thompson's notes for new book stolen from car
- Bristol City Council £98,000 payout error 'led to cover-up'
- Bristol Windrush musician Jashwha Moses died after citizenship awarded
- Police encourage Muslim women to report hate crime
- Liverpool hit back to deny Bristol City
- Missing semi-wild Savannah cat re-captured in Bristol
Cornwall Council News feed
- Cornwall Council leader calls on government to tackle regional inequality at research launch in Brussels
- Good news for Cornwall’s railways as number of journeys soar
- Saltash house remains shut as partnership tackles anti-social behaviour
- Cornish teenager appeals for more people to think about adoption
- Cornwall Council supports The Eden Project’s drive towards clean energy
- Next milestone met as contractor appointed to deliver the new St Austell to A30 link road
- Date Confirmed for Cornwall Tour of Britain Stage in 2020
- Magistrates warn a Cornish mum to make sure her children attend school
- Cornwall’s Port Health team oversees successful Falmouth Oyster Festival
- Two of Cornwall’s Councillors shortlisted to win an LGiU award
BBC Essex News Feed
- Waltham Abbey crash: Second arrest after man dies as car hits tree
- Southend's 'dangerous' cycle divider to be removed
- Henrik Larsson: Southend United talks over manager role collapse
- Ronnie O'Sullivan: Crawley English Open venue 'still needs change'
- English Open: Ronnie O'Sullivan through in final frame against Jamie O'Neill
- Pony rescued from Chelmsford swimming pool
- Norfolk stately home Houghton Hall provides canvas for artist Richard Woods
- Food writer Jack Monroe 'loses £5,000 in phone-number hijack'
- England takes the World Porridge Making title in the Highlands
- Cambridge gallery lends art to students 'with none damaged' in 60 years
BBC Hampshire News Feed
- Southampton Townhill Park: Homes revamp scheme 'causing pupil intake drop'
- Students protest over Portsmouth Stanhope House delay
- WW2 Royal Engineer veteran's funeral attended by hundreds after plea
- New Forest cattle to be de-horned after walkers attacked
- Girl, 4, suffers kidney failure after E. coli bug
- Peterborough prison death family 'treading water'
- Cancer patients show scars for Stand Up To Cancer
- First tests of HMS Prince of Wales capabilities
- Train passengers shine in diamond hunt
- Rangers: Southampton's Ross Wilson poised to become director of football
BBC Manchester News Feeds
- Teenage boy stabbed on bus on Wilmslow Road in Manchester
- Manchester Airport passengers face 'longest security queues' in UK
- Women's Champions League: Arsenal and Manchester City eye quarter-final spots
- Manchester criminals arrested in Cheshire hotel hot tub
- Chloe McGurk: NI Manchester stabbing victim required surgery
- Ann Marie Pomphret stables murder: Husband jailed for life
- Newton Heath shooting: Gunman fires shot at taxi
- Racist abuse in Bulgaria-England game 'clear as day' - Tyrone Mings
- Man Utd: Anthony Martial to return to training before Liverpool match
- John Dreyer: Oldham Athletic appoint assistant head coach
BBC Lincolnshire News Feed
- The super Nova swimming star and the teenagers with Tokyo 2020 vision
- Drink-drive North East Lincolnshire Council leader Ray Oxby banned from driving
- Spalding relief road plan could see homes demolished
- Little Grimsby pays tribute to WW2 pilot's sacrifice
- Fire chief receives 'malicious' messages after Fireman Sam axed
- Disease threat row over imported Romanian dogs
- The hungry 26-year-old who set up a £100m food firm
- Why are there sex shops on the A1?
- Peterborough United 2-0 Lincoln City
- Ploughmen and women compete for national title in Nocton
Amersham News Views and Information News Feed
- Hospice of St. Francis Firewalk Challenge – 2nd November
- Amersham Art Group – Demonstrations – 1st Oct – Susan Gray
- Halloween Spectacular – Chiltern Open Air Museum – Friday November 1
- AMCHOR Autumn term – new members welcome! – Starts September 2
- Hospice of St Francis Open Afternoon, Sunday 22nd September
- Gordon King Watercolour Demonstration – Amersham Art Group – 3rd September
Gloucestershire: George Scott joins county on three-year deal from Middlesex
Gloucestershire sign Middlesex all-rounder George Scott on a three-year deal.
Categories: Bristol
Extinction Rebellion Bristol slams council petrol station purchase
Extinction Rebellion claims a council's investment in a petrol station is "misguided".
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Bristol boxing charity gets grant to help 'at risk' children
Empire Fighting Chance hopes its projects will help vulnerable youngsters stay away from a life of crime.
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Damage that led to metre River Avon drop to cost £3.5m
A sluice gate got stuck open at the start of October, leaving boats hanging from their moorings.
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Chef Claire Thompson's notes for new book stolen from car
Five O'Clock Apron author Claire Thompson says the notes held months of recipes and ideas.
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Bristol City Council £98,000 payout error 'led to cover-up'
Bristol City Council chief executive Anna Klonowski was paid the money after resigning in 2017.
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Bristol Windrush musician Jashwha Moses died after citizenship awarded
Jashwha Moses had a first bid for citizenship rejected but was accepted just before his death.
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Police encourage Muslim women to report hate crime
Avon and Somerset Police say some Muslim women get so used to harassment they regard it as normal.
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Liverpool hit back to deny Bristol City
Liverpool and Bristol City are still left searching for their first wins of the WSL season after a draw at Prenton Park.
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Missing semi-wild Savannah cat re-captured in Bristol
The animal had been on the loose since it escaped on Tuesday evening.
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Bristol Rovers v Milton Keynes Dons
Live coverage of Saturday's League One game between Bristol Rovers and Milton Keynes Dons.
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Bristol cave lights art highlights gender equality fight
Each of the lights in the We Are Warriors installation represents a woman in Bristol.
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Teen sentenced for killing motorcyclist by placing bike in road
Michael Rice died instantly in the crash when he braked and went over the handlebars, hitting a van.
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Badger culls have varying impacts on cattle TB
The UK government policy sees cattle TB incidence fall in two badger cull areas but rise in a third.
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WW2 paintings found underneath Bristol care home wallpaper
The pictures are believed to have been painting by American GIs in World War Two.
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GWR train manager a hit for funny announcements
Train manager David Shelley has won fans for his "outrageously enthusiastic" messages.
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Bristol University: Student accommodation plan criticised
Campaign groups and residents' associations criticise the design of the scheme in Bristol.
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Bristol teenager admits killing man by putting bike in road
Michael Rice died instantly in the crash when he braked and went over the handlebars, hitting a van.
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Bristol's cycling charter aims to inspire more women
A campaign is launched as research shows men are twice as likely to cycle as women in Bristol.
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World Mental Health Day: Street art campaign launched by English Football League
The EFL and their charity partner Mind are using street art in a bid to encourage conversations about mental health.
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