Direct Local Magazine North Bristol July 2020

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So lets all get pissed then shall we?

Or so it seems as we move in to further lockdown measures being relaxed this weekend meaning that we can all enjoy a cold beer down our local drinking hole. Just remember to pre-book your drinking slot as pubs are moving towards booking online in advance of your session.

Personally I can not wait to get my noggin cut this weekend as my hair is getting stupidly out of hand after months of it going out of control. Some say I look like Barry Gibb of the iconic 70s group The Bee Gees either way its time for a short back and sides I think.

It was such a shame to see a local lockdown come in to force this week as Leicester locked their doors once more, but stupidly allowing people to travel outside the city to shop. I can see this becoming a trend for the rest or the year as we persistently choose to take the piss with the rules that Boris and his team monkeys layout.

Finally I would like to thank all those that took part in our last competition to win £250. As it was such a great success in generating more local subscribers we’ve only gone and done it again with a bigger prize fund up for grabs.

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BEST ENERGY DEALS BACK AT 2016 PRICES

It’s four years since the Brexit vote was held on June 23, 2016 and while a huge amount has changed across Britain since then, household gas and electricity prices are now back at the same level, say industry experts.

“We’re seeing suppliers launching new tariffs offering the lowest prices in years and anyone who has not changed their energy provider this year needs to check immediately to see if they can save money.

While the price of shopping has risen by an average of 11 per cent, house prices by nine per cent, and rail fares by 10 per cent, the cost of the best value household fuel bills - which had risen until November 2018 – are now back at summer 2016 prices.

“Even people on a fixed tariff may find it is more cost effective to pay any exit fees and move to a cheaper tariff while prices are low.

The trend means people who last changed their gas and electricity deal in 2018 are now missing out on huge savings due to the recent plunge in energy prices.

“Many people believe that energy costs just go up and up, but that hasn’t been the case over the last six-12 months,” said Mark Gutteridge, managing director of auto-switching service Flipper, which seeks out the cheapest deals for its members.

“The price of the cheapest duel fuel deal increased by 30 per cent between Summer 2016 and November 2018 adding more than £200 per year to bills, but since then energy prices have been falling, and following a big drop over the past few months, the best deals available now cost the same as four years ago.

“Anyone who has recently switched will be enjoying much lower bills, but those households who are still on the same deal they were 12 months ago, are now paying hundreds of pounds more than they should be. The average household can save nearly £370 by moving from a supplier’s standard tariff to one of the best deals currently available.”

Flipper is the UK’s first auto-energy switcher and prides itself on being truly independent as it does not take commission-based referrals from any of the energy providers.

The site offers a subscription service and manages bills on behalf of its members using an algorithm to scan the market to find energy deals. Members join for free and only pay a set fee if savings of more than £50 can be found.

Visit www.flipper.co.uk for more information.

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VMA goes Virtual and comes out Victorious.

At VMA (Visionary Martial Arts) we are a karate community. With so many friends and families taking part in our classes we were very concerned about how our club would survive during lockdown, not only that but we were only a week away from our student grading which the children were really excited for.

So, we had to figure out how to keep classes going, not just for business but to give our amazing students a bit of normality.

That’s when we decided to launch our Virtual Training, we made our own home studio and learned how to use video conferencing so our students could still get that personal interaction, rather than just watching an instructor teach which was very important for us. We are a community whether in person or over cyberspace. On the 25th of March we launched our Virtual Training programme, running 5 days a week, we were adamant that we were going to bring the same high quality of freestyle creative karate classes to all our students.

This situation has not been ideal but the students are enjoying being able to keep up their passion and keep in touch with their friends seeing them daily in our classes and being able to interact with others despite the rules and regulations currently in place.

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CITY AND PORT OF BRISTOL BOWLING CLUB From time to time there is,amongst the list of local friendly fixtures a special game, a day out to enjoy playing bowls a little further from home and to create memories that will live in the memory for a long time.

Between 2009 and 2018 there were five such games ---- each memorable for different and unique reasons.

Where would you be bowling and see Green Parakeets flying around? Where would you complete your journey to the green by boat or keep an eye open to see if The Queen might appear?

Where would you stop off at one seaside resort for lunch and then move on to another to bowl on a green with a view of the sea?

On June 28th 2009 an excited coach full of City and Port Bowlers headed for Windsor Great Park to play a six rink game and it was here that the Parakeets were very much an attraction. Not just one or two but a whole flock of them. The sun shone, the game was enjoyed and at the end there was tea and drinks in the magnificent club facilities --- what a place to have tea!!

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To add further to the sense of occasion the hosts sang their club song --- and sang it very well. It was quite a day.

The following season, on July 10th there was a very different day out. A visit to the seaside and not one but two resorts and a game of bowls!!

Sidmouth was the first port of call and time for lunch before moving on to Seaton --- just up the coast and a six rink game on a green with views of the sea and a warm welcome from the hosts.

It was a little over three years later on September 18th 2013 that there was a very special game in Windsor --- this time against The Royal Household.

Her Majesty The Queen is Patron of the club and captain Graham Crisp did say that on occasions, when the Queen is in residence at Windsor Castle she does take an interest in the club and does come to watch games and meet the people who are playing. So --- a visit was possible but on this occasion didn’t happen, so we didn’t get to meet the queen!!

Tea was taken at the mid-point in the game --- on silver trays and in silver teapots – it was just a cup of tea and a biscuit served around the edge of the green. It has to be said that the green was rather sandy.At the end of the game, played in glorious sunshine there was food and a drink. No singing this time but a wonderful day and a great occasion in great surroundings.

A further three years later on June 19th 2016 the City and Port Club headed for Caversham and a first ever visit to the Island Bohemian Club. This is a truly unique experience because the final part of the journey is by boat to the island in the middle of the River Thames. The sun shone and the six rink game was enjoyed by all. At the end of it was a two course meal, drinks and a rendition of the Island Song. The island was visited again on May 27th 2018 and whether it was a first or a return visit bowlers of the City and Port enjoyed it just as much --- a great and unique day out.

Whenever City and Port play at a green away from Bristol either on tour or on a day out an invitation is issued to the hosts to come to Shirehampton for a game next season. Invitations are often politely declined but on the second visit to Caversham the answer was yes and on September 15th 2019 Guy Thorne and Island Bohemian arrived in Nibley Road to play a six rink game.

The Island team play very few away games so City and Port were lucky to fortunate to host a game against them on September 15th 2019 --- on a fine day and it all went very well. Special games need to be organised and Gill Hinksman did the early ones --- David Hinksman the first trip to The Island and Lis and Bill the return visit.

Tuesday 16th June ---- just after mid-day saw the first woods of the 2020 season rolling on the green.

Bowling has been allowed to start but all clubs and individual players must follow the government approved rules, issued by Bowls England in order to do so. There will be no games against other clubs this season and the number of bowlers on a green at one time will be stricktly regulated.

Charlie Maby and Dave Chilcott were the first bowlers to bowl this season --- all within the rules, and they had close to two hours of bowling on a green much improved from last season. Ken Davies and Bill Hatherall followed them on to the green.

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Government announcement provides hope for Bristol hoteliers This week’s Government announcement that hotels can re-open their doors to guests from July 4 has been welcomed by the Bristol Hoteliers Association (BHA).

Many of its member establishments are now working to ensure that they are ‘Covid safe’ in order to be able to welcome back paying customers and begin to get back in business.

Like many businesses in the hospitality sector nationwide, the coronavirus pandemic has had a huge impact on BHA members.

But the Government’s easing of the lockdown rules, and of the two-metre social distancing requirements, means the BHA is keen to look to the future.

Raphael Herzog, BHA Chair, said: “The Government’s announcement that the hospitality sector re-open from July 4 is, indeed, very good news.

“This has been an extremely difficult time for many businesses, and we have a duty to ensure we take every possible precaution to reduce the risk of a further spike in coronavirus cases, while at the same time trying to get our hotels back in business as much as possible.

“Some premises have been completely closed during the lockdown, while others have provided accommodation for essential key workers.

“Undoubtedly there will still be some difficult times ahead for many businesses, but we are all very much looking forward to welcoming back guests – old and new – to our hotels.”

He added that the experience of visiting any hotel is going to be very different to what it was before the pandemic.

He said: “Many hotels and other tourism operators will need to adapt, using technology such as on-line check-ins, apps to enable people to order food and drinks, even drive-through check-ins.

“We are all going to have to adapt and re-think the way we do things.”

“Ideally, we would have preferred it the announcement to have been made sooner, but now that we have a date, we can all focus on getting ready to re-open our hotels.

Mr Herzog said while this week’s announcement is a welcome one, much more needs to happen before hotels can be more confident of being able to survive in the longer-term.

“We will all need to implement new procedures and measures, to ensure that we are Covid-safe. As always, the health and safety of our staff and our guests is of utmost importance.

“We need to see the larger meetings, conferences and weddings return, which make a vital contribution to the economic viability of many hotels in the city.

“That means that not every hotel will be opening its doors on July 4, as each business will have unique characteristics and challenges to overcome, but the Government’s announcement this week gives us the green light to start properly preparing.

“We are allowed to accommodate weddings involving up to 30 people in July, which will be reviewed hopefully in August.

“Many hotels are planning to open in early July, with others aiming for August or even later, depending upon demand in the city.

“Many, many, people – those who have been confined to their homes for many weeks as well as others who have been working flat-out during the crisis – will feel that they want, need and deserve a break but they will also want to know that the place they choose to stay in is going to be as safe as possible. We really welcome to words from the PM on people to Staycation this summer in order to boost the UK economy.

“All our members will be working hard to ensure that when they re-open their hotels, they will be as safe as they possibly can be.

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“Spa and leisure facilities are also an important income generator for many hotels, and the sooner these can be re-opened, the better it will be, so there is still a very difficult road ahead for many businesses.”

He said there are measures that the Government can introduce which could help, including reducing VAT to 15 percent, and extending the length of time that the furlough scheme can be used by the hospitality and leisure sector, which is one of the last industries to benefit from a lifting of lockdown restrictions.

The Bristol Hoteliers Association represents 40 major hotels in the city, with around 4,000 rooms.

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JULY HOROSCOPES

Aquarius Jan 20-Feb 18 You may come across a situation or conversation that seems someone is being dealt a rough deal.

Try not to get involved in any conflicts, you may find this difficult as your natural way is to try and bring balance and harmony. Work with your intuition in any tricky, or delicate situation.

Keywords intuition, balance and harmony

Leo July 23 - Aug 22 There may seem to be a few tricky situations or hold-ups, but they seem to be temporary, and may show you something That could enlighten you. This may open doors for you and bring you new opportunities, which could lead to some positive changes.

Keywords opportunities and changes

Pisces Feb 19 - Mar 20 You may need to follow your intuition and keep your sensible side very much at the fore.

You may be trying to juggle work with some social life, although at present we all know that can be tricky. Try not to allow things to make you feel stressed, try to keep calmness and peace within you as much as possible. Remember balance is a very good thing if you can bring that into your everyday situations.

Keywords calm, wisdom and balance

Virgo Aug 23 - Sept 22 If you are feeling a little unclear in your thinking, cut yourself some slack. We are all having to deal with a strange situation Be sensitive to your own needs as well as those of others, and you may find you still have inner strength that will help you through. This in turn may help you to help others.

Keywords Sensitivity and inner strength

Aries Mar 21 - Apr 19 You could be feeling a bit fed up, and stuck.

Things do seem as though they will begin to move soon, and your social life looks as though it will be picking up. Family and friends are very important to you now, and along with this your home surroundings, which may mean a few small changes or a lick of of paint to your home.

Keywords Home, family and friends Taurus Apr 20 - May 20 Relationships and your home environment seem highlighted at this time. There may be some situation that will make you feel you need to address the balance, as somebody or something seems to be being treated unfairly. Clear communication, on both sides seem very important now. Try to bring Clarity and calmness into any tricky situation.

Keywords relationships and clear communication Gemini May 21 - June 20 If you have a problem or something bothering you, don’t keep it locked up within yourself, maybe discuss it with someone close, maybe spend some time in quiet meditation, or contemplation. You may be feeling a bit stuck and things seem quite hard going at present. Nothing stays the same and you may find over the next few weeks things begin to slowly become a bit easier and you begin to feel more positive.

Keywords meditation or contemplation Cancer June 21 - July 22 You could find that you have one of those wonderful lightbulb moments, when something that has been bothering you, or eluding you, suddenly makes sense. Along with this it may bring some new things or new ideas. It does look as though as much as possible at this strange time, your social life begins to improve.

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Libra Sept 23 - Oct 22 Communication seems to be a little challenging at the moment, in some areas. Stay calm and focused, and don’t let things get on top of you.

Once these issues have been sorted, you may find Some positive and new opportunities.

Keywords communication and opportunities Scorpio Oct 23 - Nov 21 You could be feeling that things are being held up, and there seems to be a few obstacles in small areas of your life, that becoming are a little irritating. As much as you can try to find some you time, and use it to bring calm and balance back.

Keywords obstacles, find balance Sagittarius Nov 22 - Dec 21 This could be a good time to do an overview of some areas of your life. It may be changing things at home, changing routine, or something else. Clearing things both emotionally and practically may be useful too. These kind of changes can bring new things and ideas into your life.

Keywords overview and new things Capricorn Dec 22 0 Jan 19 There could be changes coming your way, seems to be likely with relationships. Maybe it’s these challenging times, that was showing you who your true friends are. Also this time could be useful to try and find balance in many areas of your life.

Keywords changes, and balance

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Postcards from lockdown – highlighting children and young people.

It’s been difficult enough for the average adult to cope with the personal repercussions of the Covid-19 pandemic and lock down – but what has it been like for children and young adults?

There must have been high and lows, and for many it will have been difficult. Those who are younger and have access to safe outdoor space may have enjoyed playing out in summer weather but others will have spent a lot of time indoors.

The postcards will be displayed in the Sea Mills Museum – (AKA the old phone box in Sea Mills Square) and on notice boards around Sea Mills and Coombe Dingle as well as online. Research shows that children and young people benefit from finding ways to express their individual experiences. Dr. Georgina Taylor, clinical manager of The Bridge Foundation Psychotherapy Service in Bristol says: "When children can express their thoughts and feelings to others, in words or pictures, it can help them to process their experiences and to feel that these are valued and heard by others. It can also help them to feel more connected to other people”.

A report by the Childhood Trust published recently highlighted the effects to children’s mental health.

They found worries about the virus, children missing their friends, school and concerns about their parents who may have lost jobs and be struggling to pay rent or buy food. Young people have had their futures thrown into uncertainly, exams cancelled, the university experience radically changed and career or job prospects uncertain.

All children and young people are invited to participate, regardless of where they live. The postcards will be kept together as an archive so will also become part of the record of this time.

Sea Mills 100 and Sea Mills and Coombe Dingle Together have joined forces for a project to focus on the experiences of children and young people and highlight them to others.

Mary Milton of Sea Mills 100 says “We have been unable to open our museum during lockdown so we wanted to find a way of supporting our local community by using our window displays in creative way.

We are inviting children and young people to send us a ‘postcard from lockdown’. We want to hear what they are doing and how they feel about what is happening right now.”

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Templates are available to download from www.seamills100.co.uk/postcard but you don’t need to use them. Just send a postcard sized piece of writing or artwork to Sea Mills 100, 28 St Edyth’s Road, Sea Mills, Bristol BS9 2ES. Alternatively, you can email it to info@seamills100.co.uk or post to twitter or Instagram tagging @seamills100 using the hashtag #LockdownPostcard Sea Mills 100 is a heritage project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and Bristol City Council celebrating 100 years of Sea Mills www.seamills100.co.uk

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Welcome to the council's coronavirus information and advice newsletter This month, the Prime Minister set out a series of ne changes to the lockdown measures in England from Saturday 4 July. These include:

1. From Monday 6 July, those who are ‘clinically extremely vulnerable’ and currently shielding from coronavirus can:

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Spend time outdoors (in a public outdoor space, private garden or uncovered yard or terrace) in a group of up to six people, including those from outside their household while following social distancing

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Reopening of pubs, restaurants and hairdressers provided they are ‘Covidsecure’ which means having special safety measures in place Reopening of hotels, campsites and other accommodation Two households will be able to meet up in any setting while following social distancing The reduction of social distancing to 1m plus, where 2m is not possible.

Other leisure facilities and attractions may also begin to reopen, if safe to do so including outdoor gyms and playgrounds, museums, places of worship, libraries and community centres. While we welcome these announcements, many businesses and council-run facilities will need to put in place special measures and that may take some time. Thank you for your continued patience.

Although we welcome this positive step it is extremely important to continue to protect yourself by staying at home as much as possible and avoiding close contact with those from outside your home should you need to go outside, especially if you are clinically vulnerable. As Bristol begins to reopen again, we must try to avoid crowded public spaces where possible, especially if unable to practise social distancing. Washing your hands regularly, wearing face coverings, and maintaining your distance from others are all essential to help keep our regional ‘R’ number down and reduce risk of infection.

Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol

Form a ‘support bubble’ if they live alone or are a single parent with children, with one other household of any size; spending time inside each other’s homes, including overnight, while maintaining social distancing From Saturday 1 August, guidance on shielding will be fully relaxed, meaning those who are shielding will no longer be advised to shield. Those who need to work and are unable to do so from home will be able to return to their workplace, provided it is Covid-secure.

2. Support from the government will continue for those shielding until the end of July – including food packages and medicines. Priority food shopping delivery slots will also remain available from selected supermarkets, and will continue beyond the end of July for those already registered for support. Further advice for and guidance on shielding is available on the central Government website.

If you’re in Bristol and need support getting essential foods, medicines and supplies, call the We Are Bristol support phone number for free on 0800 694 0184 (lines open 8:30am-5:00pm Mon-Fri) or email coronavirus@bristol.gov.uk.

Free early education for two Update on Government year olds shielding guidance and support If you’re the parent or carer of a two year old child available and receive certain benefits, you could be eligible to There are now plans to ease guidance for those who have been told they are ‘clinically extremely vulnerable’. This will happen in two stages.

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apply for a free, early education or childcare place at a children’s centre, nursery, pre-school or with a registered childminder.

We know that early education can help improve children’s social and emotional development, as well as boosting their language and communication skills.

Children who attend early education also get the opportunity to make new friends and have fun.

During the coronavirus pandemic, we’re helping families who have experienced a sudden change in their work status or income. If you’ve recently claimed for Universal Credit, you may now be eligible for this scheme. If you apply now and meet the criteria, you’ll still receive this help, even if you return to work.

Places are limited so please check to see if you’re eligible at [bristol.gov.uk/freeplacefortwos]bristol. gov.uk/freeplacefortwos or by calling the Family Information Service on 0117 3574192.

Free webinar for businesses The next business and voluntary, community and social enterprise webinar is taking place on Thursday 25 June, 4.00pm – 5.00pm.

During the webinar key city partners from business, public health and the voluntary sector will share the latest updates on Covid-19, as well as what they’re doing, seeing and hearing across the city. They’ll also listen to the concerns of businesses and take questions.

Register to attend the webinar on Eventbrite here.

Please note that spaces for the webinar are reserved on a first-come-first-served basis. This link to the Zoom conference will be shared with those who have a ticket in advance of the webinar.

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Accessing your Pension Money sensibly and avoiding Pension scams by Ben Hirst Chartered Independent Whether you have a defined benefit or defined contribution pension scheme, you can often start taking benefits from the age of 55. You could use this to help top up your salary if you are still working or to enable you to work fewer hours or even retire early. You may also be able to release a cash sum from your pension too.

Often the first 25% of the fund will be tax-free if taken as a cash sum. The remaining 75% would be counted as income and taxed in the usual way. So care needs to be taken as could push you into a higher income tax bracket for that financial year.

One particular scam to be wary of and avoid is companies claiming they can access your pension money before the age 55. Accessing your pension before age 55 is viewed as an unauthorised payment in most circumstances. The tax you will pay for accessing can be up to 55%, as well as charges of up to 30% by the firm which does it for you.

If a website or marketing brochure advertises that you can or should access your pension before the age of 55, it is unlikely they will be authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority and any advice or guidance they give you will be unregulated. This means you will not be able to complain to a regulaWhich part of your pension you take also effects what levels you can contribute back into a pension tor if anything goes wrong. in the future. If you just take the 25% tax free lump sum, you can continue to contribute up to £40,000 There are two instances when you can legally access pension money under age 55. The first is if per annum into a pension. However, if you take you’re too ill to work or if you have a serious illness out any of the remaining 75% taxable portion of your pension, the amount you can contribute into a which means you are expected to live for less than pension each year reduces to £4,000 per annum. a year. The second is when you have a protected pension age lower than age 55. An example of someone who might have a ‘protected retirement Pension Scams to avoid age’ might be a professional sportsperson.

Pension scams have increased recently due to the If you are planning to access your pension and are Coronavirus impact on the economy and people having financial difficulties due to job losses. One unsure of the rules or how to do so, make sure you seek professional advice and consult a regulated particular scam to be wary of and avoid is companies claiming they can access your pension financial adviser. You can check if the advisory firm is authorised and regulated to give financial advice money before the age 55 by going to the FCA register on their website.

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Stockwood Lane, nr the sports ground, Stockwood (20mph)

Hazelbury Road, Whitchurch (20mph)

Stockwood Lane, nr Whitchurch Village sign, Stockwood (30mph)

Hengrove Avenue, Hengrove, Bristol (20mph)

A3029 Winterstoke Road (30mph) A37 Wells Road, Hengrove (30mph)

Sturminster Road, Stockwood (30mph)

A370 Coronation Road, Southville Hengrove Lane, Hengrove, Bristol (30mph) (20mph) A38 Rupert Street/Bridewell Highbury Road, Bedminster Street/The Haymarket, Bristol (20mph) (20mph)

Talbot Road, Bristol (20mph)

Highridge Green, Bristol (30mph)

A4 Totterdown Bridge (30mph)

Whitchurch Lane, nr Halfacre Lane (20mph)

Hollister’s Drive, Hartcliffe (20mph)

A4174 Callington Road, Brislington, Bristol (30mph)

Whitchurch Lane, nr Hawkfield Road (20mph)

Hollway Road, Stockwood (20mph)

A4174 King Georges Road, Bristol (30mph)

Whitland Road, Bristol (30mph)

Hungerford Road, Bristol (20mph) Allison Road, Bristol (30mph)

Wick Road (20mph)

Ladies Mile, Durdham Down (20mph)

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Wingfield Road, Bristol (20mph) Furber Road, Bristol (20mph) Glyn Vale, Knowle (20mph) Hareclive Road, Hartcliffe (30mph)

Ladman Road, Stockwood (20mph) Marksbury Road, Bedminster (20mph) Newbridge Road, Bristol (20mph)

B3119 West Town Lane (20mph) B3122 Redcatch Road, Knowle (20mph) B4466 Jacobs Wells Road, Bristol (20mph) Bamfield, Hengrove (30mph)

Smyth Road, Ashton (20mph)

Novers Hill, Bristol (20mph)

Barnstaple Road, Knowle (20mph)

Somerdale Avenue, Knowle (20mph)

Novers Lane, Bristol (20mph)

Bishport Avenue, Hartcliffe (30mph)

South Liberty Lane, Ashton Vale (20mph) Duckmoor Road, Ashton Gate, Bristol (20mph)

Petherton Road, Hengrove (20mph) Queen’s Road, Bishopsworth (30mph) Ridgeway Lane, Bristol (30mph) School Road, Brislington (30mph)

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Broadwalk, Knowle West (20mph) Broomhill Road (30mph) Calcott Road, Knowle (20mph) Feeder Road, Bristol (30mph)

A4 Portway Nr Barrow Hill Road (30mph)

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B4052 Ashley Down Road, Bristol (20mph)

A4 Portway Nr Hung Road (40mph)

Concorde Drive, Southmead (20mph)

B4054 Avonmouth Road, Shirehampton (30mph)

A4 Portway Nr Portview Road (30mph)

Constable Road, nr Crome Road, B4054 Cranbrook Road, Redland Lockleaze (20mph) (20mph)

A4 Portway Nr Roman Way (40mph)

Coombe Lane, Stoke Bishop (20mph)

B4054 Shirehampton Road, Sea Mills (30mph)

A4 Portway Nr Sylvan Way/ Riverleaze (40mph)

Eastfield Road, Westbury on Trym (20mph)

B4054 Shirehampton Road, Shirehampton Park (30mph)

A4018 Falcondale Road, Westbury on Trym (30mph)

Furber Road, Bristol (20mph)

B4055 Station Road, Henbury (20mph)

A403 St Andrews Road, Avonmouth (40mph) A4162 Sylvan Way/Dingle Road/ Canford Lane (30mph)

Glenfrome Road, Eastville (20mph) Gordon Avenue, Bristol (20mph)

B4057 Knole Lane, Brentry (30mph)

Highbury Road, Horfield (20mph)

B4469 Muller Road, Horfield (30mph)

A4174 Ring Road, nr Hicks Gate roundabout (70mph)

Ladies Mile, Durdham Down (20mph)

Bell Barn Road, Stoke Bishop (20mph)

A432 Downend Road, Fishponds (20mph)

Long Cross, Lawrence Weston (30mph)

Bonnington Walk, nr Branwhite Close, Lockleaze (20mph)

A432 Fishponds Road, Easton (20mph)

Merebank Road, Avonmouth (30mph)

Julian Road, Sneyd Park (20mph)

Ashley Hill, Montpelier (20mph)

Portview Road, Shirehampton (20mph)

Avonmouth Way, Avonmouth (30mph) Highbury Road, Horfield (20mph) Hill View, Henleaze (20mph) Kings Weston Lane, Lawrence Weston (30mph)

Roman Way, Bristol (20mph) Station Road, Shirehampton (20mph) Wellington Hill West, Horfield (30mph) Wessex Ave, Horfield (20mph)

Keys Avenue, Horfield (20mph) Hill View, Henleaze (20mph) Romney Avenue, nr Stoke Park Primary School, Lockleaze (20mph) Stoke Hill, Sneyd Park (30mph) Wellington Hill West, Horfield (30mph)

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the prune and stout mixture METHOD 8. Spoon the mixture into the cake tin, level the 1.Preheat the oven to 180 C/fan 160 C / Gas 4 surface and bake for 55-65 mins, or until a skewer 2. Grease a 21cm round, loose-bottomed cake tin, comes out clean when inserted into the centre. then line with greaseproof paper 9. Turn out onto a wire rack and leave to cool completely 3. Melt the dark chocolate in a heatproof bowl set over a pan of simmering water, making sure the 10. While the cake is cooling, beat the rest of the base doesn’t touch the surface butter and the icing sugar until creamy, then beat in the condensed milk 4. When melted, set aside to cool 11. Cover and chill the frosting until the cake has 5. Blend the stout and prunes until smooth, the set cooled aside 12. Spread the frosting over the top of the cake, 6. Place 225g of the butter and the brown sugar, and serve dusted with extra cinnamon. four, cocoa, eggs, cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla

Warm butter bean and pesto Salad THIS GLUTTEN FREE DISH WITH BUTTER BEANS AND CREAMY PESTO DRESSING MAKES A GREAT PACKED LUNCH FEED 2 READY IN 40 MINUTES

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FEEDS 4 READY IN 30 MINUTES INGREDIENTS • 1tsbp vegetable oil • 1 red onion, thinly sliced • 3cm ginger, finely grated • 2 British leeks, thinly sliced diagonally • 1 tsp missed peppers, thinly sliced • 1tsp each ground cumin and garam masala • ½ tsp ground turmeric • 400g can Italian chopped tomatoes • 1tsp fair trade caster sugar • 2 x 250g pack microwave basmati rice • 30g flaked almonds, toasted • 2 tbsp roughly chopped coriander leaves • 4 tbsp coconut dairy free yogurt alternative METHOD 1. Heat the oil in a pan over a medium heat. Add the onion and fry for 8 – 10 mins, until softened and starting to turn golden. Add the ginger, leek, peppers and spices. Fry for 1-2 min until fragrant, then stir in the chopped tomatoes, along with the sugar 2. Bring to the boil and simmer for 5 mins, until thickened, then season to taste 3. Cook the rice according to the pack instructions, then mix in the flaked almonds. Scatter the coriander over the curry, then serve with the rice and yogurt alternative

METHOD 1. Put the caster sugar in a nonstick frying pan with 1 tbsp cold water 2. Heat gently until the sugar has dissolved, then increase the heat until it bubbles and turns amber 3. Carefully add the bananas and spices, if using, and cook over a high heat for 1-2 mins, tossing to coat all over. Leave to call for 5 mins 4. Divide the bananas, nuts and chocolate between 4 bread slices 5. Top with the other slices, then brush the tops with half the oil 6. In a large, dry nonstick frying pan, cook the sandwiches oil-side down for 1-2 mins until golden 7. Brush the tops with remaining oil, flip, then cook for 1-2 mins 8. Halve the toasties to serve

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ction of sewer to connect the main tunnel with the existing Bristol network will be behind Saltmarsh Drive, through the playing fields of St Bede’s Catholic College and ood Drive. Construction of this section is expected to finish by autumn 2020.

will notice a large increase in vehicle movements through Lawrence Weston as we rial deliveries and remove construction waste. We will do everything we can to fic disruption and are coordinating our vehicle movements with local schools.

noise disruption while this work is carried out, particularly during periods of piling, but will be made to minimise this and complete the work as quickly as possible.

be found on https://www.wessexwater.co.uk/services/sewerage/schemes/northsewer

Customers will notice a large increase in vehicle Construction of a temporary tunnel entrance in the movementsinthrough Lawrence Weston as weAcademy B Construction of a Bank temporary tunnel entrance the hillside below Oasis hillside below Oasis Academy Leaze began material deliveries and remove in August This is wherereceive the tunnel boring machine will conbegin its journ in Augustbegan 2019. This is where 2019. the tunnel boring struction waste. We will do everything we can to main part of relief sewer. machineconstruct will begin itsthe journey northwards to minimise traffic disruption and are coordinating our construct the main part of relief sewer. vehicle movements with localthe schools.

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