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Firms may be charged up to £1,250 per parking space

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By Ana Da Silva
| Yahoo Verified
A city council has outlined how a citywide workplace levy, which would see employers have to pay a licence to have parking, could be introduced. Bristol City Council is considering the move which, if implemented, would make it only the second city in the UK to enforce a workplace levy, following Nottingham. Charges could potentially range anywhere between £600 and £1,250 per space, per year. A public consultation is expected in the autumn.
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Children 'violently ill' after swimming in river

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By Ana Da Silva, James Diamond
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Ana da Silva - West of England; James Diamond - West of England Thu, July 2, 2026 at 2:02 p.m. UTC 4 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Harriet Symon said all of her children became ill after swimming in the river [Harriet Symon] A large number of people have fallen ill after swimming in a popular bathing spot over the weekend.
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Children 'violently ill' after swimming in river

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By Ana Da Silva, James Diamond
| Yahoo Verified
A large number of people have fallen ill after swimming in a popular bathing spot over the weekend. At least 16 people are known to have experienced vomiting and diarrhoea after swimming at Farleigh Hungerford, on the River Frome, near Bath. The site is operated by Farleigh and District Swimming Club, which days before had deemed the water quality as low risk. "We had 14 people in our group fall ill, including my two teenage daughters, and they've been really bad.
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