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Written by Sofia Lambis
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View as a gridUniversity of Bristol Medical School latest to be hit with Voluntary Severance scheme
Epigram (newspaper)
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The University wants to cut the equivalent of 1 in 10 Medical School staff on 'Pathway 1' and 'Pathway 3' contracts, covering most staff with teaching responsibilities.
Forbidden Worlds Film Festival returns to Bristol Megascreen
Epigram (newspaper)
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The festival is coming to Bristol Megascreen from 23-26 April with a line-up of films from around the world, and a brand-new theme.
'Below an acceptable standard of living' : Bristol students use portaloos and gym showers after w...
Epigram (newspaper)
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Residents of the £9k per year University of Bristol accommodation have experienced flooding, cold showers and total water outages.
University of Bristol Students' Health Service issues meningitis guidance
Epigram (newspaper)
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Following the Meningitis B outbreak in Kent, which has led to two deaths, University of Bristol students are advised to remain 'alert' to the disease's signs and symptoms.
Bristol students vote Remain
Epigram (newspaper)
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Last week, University of Bristol students voted on whether Bristol SU should remain in the National Union of Students (NUS) or disaffiliate.
University of Bristol asks Humanities and Languages academic staff to voluntarily quit
Epigram (newspaper)
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Certain departments are being run into a 'managed decline', says Bristol UCU's co-President, as a new Voluntary Severance Scheme is announced.
University of Bristol staff strike over 'insulting' pay offer
Epigram (newspaper)
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'We are the people who make it possible for those students to study here. We are the University'.
University of Bristol to axe Stoke Bishop bus passes
Epigram (newspaper)
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The University is rolling back free bus passes for the next academic year.
Giant boars, jumpscares and inflatable kangaroos at Forbidden Worlds Film Festival
Epigram (newspaper)
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Forbidden Worlds film festival returned this Halloween with two days of Australian horror films and blessedly few spiders.
Forbidden Worlds Film Festival returns this Halloween
Epigram (newspaper)
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The Big Scream is coming to Bristol with two days of spine-chilling flicks and a brand new theme.
'The orgasm gap keeps me up at night' : Overheard at UoB's performative male contest
Epigram (newspaper)
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Labubus, bad poems and a vibrator marked this unique Bristol event.
Tensions flare at City Centre immigration protest
Epigram (newspaper)
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On October 5, counter-protestors overwhelmed a larger than usual anti-immigration side.
Fire breaks out at St Michael's Hospital
Epigram (newspaper)
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A fire involving solar panels broke out on the hospital roof yesterday.
The fundraising platform making defibrillators accessible
Bristol 24/7
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The campaign is a response to the Bristol "hotspots" where defibrillators aren't easily accessible
Rapper's new track a 'bold conversation starter for contemporary Britain'
Bristol 24/7
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Bristol-based Teddy Good's new track Barbie sees him team up with Elijah Phillips and Komposa
Win a free festival pass and more to Cinema Rediscovered
Bristol 24/7
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The festival teamed up with Park Circus to create an exciting opportunity for one film aficionado
Shop of the Week: Wuppie's Raw Pet Supplies, Bishopsworth
Bristol 24/7
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This brand new dog deli has a special namesake and specialises in raw food
A new pasta bar is coming to St Nick's Market
Bristol 24/7
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Prepare to fill up on carbs as this popular Italian restaurant's new outlet
Innovation in Sound exhibition to celebrate 'Bristol's best young artists'
Bristol 24/7
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The immersive audiovisual exhibit will showcase the work of third-year dBs students
Witchy bookshop to host singles night
Bristol 24/7
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The Haunted Bookshop is giving customers the chance to "live out your fantasy of meeting someone in a bookshop"
New store leans into surging number of run clubs
Bristol 24/7
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Runners Need says Bristol has become a "running hotspot" prompting the opening of their new store
Bristol Climate Choir perform at Cascade Steps
Bristol 24/7
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"In 2025 it feels like July... don't you notice anything weird"
Family 'demand justice' after Hubert Brown's racist killer shows 'complete lack of remorse'
Bristol 24/7
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Hubert 'Isaac' Brown's family paid tribute to him following his "incomprehensible" death