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- Sep 30, 2026
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Deputy head barred for lesbian sex act comment to female teachers (opens the original)
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A deputy headteacher of a school near Bristol sent messages to female colleagues telling them he’d ‘love to watch’ them perform a lesbian sex act has now been banned from teaching. Russell Gregory, the deputy headteacher in charge of ‘ethos and outcomes’ at Clevedon School, also told a junior colleague who was angry with him that: “I do love you when you’re angry but bet you **** even more amazingly when you are angry”. Gregory had a message group in WhatsApp with two other female colleagues, an
Bristol school named best in the country for early years provision (opens the original)
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A primary school in Bristol is one of the best in the country for its early years and reception classes - and is one of only nine in the country to be called ‘exceptional’ by Ofsted inspectors. The Nursery Year and Reception Year at Samuel White’s Infant School, in Hanham, has received the highest judgement available under the new Ofsted ratings, with the rest of the school rated as at a ‘strong standard’ too. The school is the only one in the south west to achieve an ‘exceptional’ rating for it
Changes to £10m school site plans 'don't go far enough' (opens the original)
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Local residents and campaigners who live near the Downs in Bristol have said a developer who scaled back plans for new homes on the site of a former school has not gone far enough, and the development is still ‘unacceptable’. The St Christophers Action Network (SCAN), a group set up to represent local residents on the future of St Christophers School in Westbury Park, have responded to developers scaling back their plans for the former special needs school site. Last week, Bristol Live revealed
Woman charged over alleged attack on ship crew in Bristol (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 A woman has become the fourth person to be charged over the investigation into an attack on shipworkers in Avonmouth back in July which has left a man still seriously ill in hospital. Kayleigh Coates was rearrested on Friday (September 25), and has now been charged with three offences, and told to appear before magistrates for her first court hearing on T
Woman charged over alleged attack on ship crew in Bristol (opens the original)
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A woman has become the fourth person to be charged over the investigation into an attack on shipworkers in Avonmouth back in July which has left a man still seriously ill in hospital. Kayleigh Coates was rearrested on Friday (September 25), and has now been charged with three offences, and told to appear before magistrates for her first court hearing on Thursday, October 22. The 39-year-old from north Bristol is charged with two counts of assault causing grievous bodily harm and a racially-aggra
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