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Over one year into Bristol’s Clean Air Zone, campaigners are expressing major concerns about the impact of the scheme on working people.
Bristol City Council has filed an application to keep the statue, which was damaged by Black Lives Matter protesters in 2020, in museums in its current state.
The outcome now means that anti-Zionist views qualify as a protected belief under the Equality Act, sparking concern from anti-Semitism campaigners.
A Black Lives Matter activist who stole £30,000 from an online fundraising page and spent the money on hair, clothes, taxis and takeaway food has been jailed.
If Bristol has any claim to fame, it’s that it’s home to the oldest continuous 4th of July celebration.
