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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Bristol Post
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- Jul 25, 2026
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Mum turned away with paracetamol launches campaign to prevent stillbirths (opens the original)
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A Bristol mother who lost her baby during pregnancy is relaunching an effort for change by calling on the UK Goverment to review the need for more NHS scans for mums during the 20 to 40 week period. Klaudia Cierpial, 24, lost her daughter Maya in April 2020, due to stillbirth, while she was living in Scotland. Then aged 18, she claimed her daughter “could have survived” if she had received more regular scans during pregnancy. Klaudia claims she was told to take paracetamol for “unbearable stomac
Bristol to Bordeaux flights continue as wildfires force 220,000 from homes (opens the original)
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The Bristol Bordeaux Partnership has spoken of its deep concern for the people of Bordeaux and the wider Gironde region, as wildfires continue to force large-scale evacuations across the area. As of Monday afternoon (July 27), the fires were just seven-miles outside of Bordeaux, with more than a million people living in France’ sixth largest urban area, amid fears that the entire city may have to be evacuated. On Monday morning, French president Emmanuel Macron chaired a crisis meeting in respon
How an old vending machine is giving Bristol artists a fresh platform (opens the original)
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A refurbished vending machine filled with art, products and unexpected curiosities created by Bristol artists and creatives, is launching at the city's Watershed venue. Sustainability is central to the project called Supamatic, which aims to rescue and renovate older vending machines that are increasingly being replaced by new AI-powered models. Each machine is given a new lease of life, wrapped in artwork by a local artist and stocked with locally made goods in eco-friendly packaging. The artwo
Demolition of historic post-WW2 homes make way for new social housing (opens the original)
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Two post-war prefab houses in the village of Marshfield, east of Bristol, are set to be replaced with four new energy-efficient homes for social rent. South Gloucestershire Council has granted planning permission for the project to Bromford Flagship LiveWest (BFL), the UK's largest provider of new affordable homes. The pair of semi-detached Airey houses at 6 and 8 Withymead Road, were built using precast concrete panels in the years after the Second World War. Seventy-years on, the homes have re
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