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Radio and Television journalist and broadcaster, always asking questions and seeking answers. Work for the BBC, BFBS and SSVC as a freelancer.

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Hopes new hourly train service could be expanded

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By John Darvall Verified, Sarah Turnnidge Verified
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Follow Hopes new hourly train service could be expanded John Darvall - Bristol; Sarah Turnnidge - Bristol Mon, July 27, 2026 at 2:14 PM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Trains are due to start running on the reopened line in 2028 [West of England Combined Authority] A long-awaited hourly train service could be expanded to meet demands of customers, the leader of North Somerset Council has said.
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Hopes new hourly train service could be expanded

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By John Darvall Verified, Sarah Turnnidge Verified
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
A long-awaited hourly train service could be expanded to meet demands of customers, the leader of North Somerset Council has said. Councillor Mike Bell told BBC Radio Bristol he was "confident" the new line between Bristol and Portishead - currently being rebuilt more than 60 years after it was axed - would be "well supported" by commuters and visitors.
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'We need funding to fix Bristol's housing crisis,' says council leader

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By Chloe Harcombe, John Darvall Verified
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A city council leader says the authority needs allocated funding from the government to help combat his region's ongoing housing crisis. Councillor Tony Dyer, leader of Bristol City Council, appeared on BBC Radio Bristol's Hot Seat segment to answer questions from listeners earlier. Along with housing issues, he discussed the city's controversial liveable neighbourhood scheme and special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) backlogs.
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