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Martin Booth

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Mersina & Lois' dad. Jo's husband. Writer, tour guide and @Bristol247 Editor. Anti-racist and anti-fascist. Usually found on a bicycle or in a cafe.
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Man charged in relation to theft of museum artefacts

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By Martin Booth Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
A man has been charged with handling stolen goods in relation to a burglary which saw hundreds of museum artefacts stolen. Dean Hall, 41, of Prewett Street in Redcliffe, who is currently on police bail, will appear at Bristol Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday. The charges against Hall relate to an ongoing police investigation into the theft of “high value” items from a storage facility off Cumberland Road on September 25 2025.
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Full Court Press ‘take things to next level’ with new coffee bar

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By Martin Booth Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
It has taken 13 years for the team at Full Court Press to open a second cafe, and Bristol is incredibly fortunate that our city is the home of one of the UK’s most forward-thinking cafes and coffee roasters. Their new speciality coffee bar opens on Monday morning in a railway arch on Oxford Street in St Philip’s and showcases all of the coffee roasted by FCP in the neighbouring arch. There is no food here.
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In photos: Bristol Triathlon 2026

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By Martin Booth Verified, Martha Fiddick
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
Hundreds of athletes once again tackled the Bristol Triathlon on Sunday. The event began with a swim in the Cumberland Basin followed by a cycle ride along the Portway before finishing with a run through Hotwells. The route had to be changed due to an early morning rave taking place beneath Brunel Way. Independent journalism is needed now More than ever Keep our city's journalism independent. Become a supporter member today.
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