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- Sep 13, 2026
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Bristol's 'hidden gem' viewpoint over the city centre (opens the original)
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A landmark Bristol structure offers one of the finest panoramic views across the city - yet countless residents remain oblivious to its existence. Thousands pass the Wills Memorial Building daily, presuming entry is restricted to students alone. The city centre icon, forming part of the University of Bristol's estate, gives people the chance to unveil its "hidden gem" attraction every weekend. Tour guides provide visitors with an exclusive glimpse into the building's heritage every Saturday at 1
Bristol people share their memories of the September 11 attacks (opens the original)
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It remains a day that altered the world irrevocably. The harrowing sight of smoke billowing from the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York, resembling scenes from a catastrophe movie, is utterly unforgettable. Twenty-five have passed since the 9/11 terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, when four aircraft were hijacked and flown into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania. The fourth aircraft was believed to have been heading for the Capitol in Washington
Spoons buys landmark pub with amazing views (opens the original)
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Wetherspoon has arrived in Clevedon after the chain bought a much-loved pub boasting one of the town's best views. The Salthouse is known for its beer garden overlooking the seafront and the iconic Victorian pier beyond, close to the Salthouse Fields and popular marine pool. Its Grade II listed building dates back to the 1800s and is believed to be Cleved
'I was fined £100 for 18 seconds of confusion at Bristol Airport' (opens the original)
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A Bristol Airport holidaymaker says she was fined £100 for making a brief stop to read signage as she drove into the car park. Shelley Martin had pre-paid to use the airport’s short stay car park in June, but noticed a sign upon entry advising passengers to 'pay on exit' as well as a mention of terms and conditions. Briefly confused and keen to check she was in the right place, the Monmouthshire resident said she stopped her vehicle for just 18 seconds to read the sign properly and ensure she ha
Thatchers verdict on 2026 harvest after 'challenging' summer (opens the original)
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Thatchers has commenced the earliest apple harvest in its 122-year history after a "challenging" summer. Martin Thatcher, managing director of the famous Somerset cider farm in Sandford, acknowledged that the 2026 heatwaves have been "devastating" for many more traditional orchards but said his family had "planted for the future" to create a more resilient crop. He spoke confidently of the quality and sweetness of this year's apples despite their size, which is smaller than usual as a result of
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