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Bristol University confirms more than 1000 cases of COVID-19
More than 1,000 people at the University of Bristol have tested positive for COVID-19.
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913 students test positive at Bristol University as day-to-day cases fall
913 students and 14 staff have tested positive for COVID-19 at Bristol University as reported in their latest Coronavirus statistics.
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Extinction Rebellion Youth ‘hand themselves in’ at Bristol Police Station
Student activists from Extinction Rebellion Youth (XRY) have 'handed themselves in' at Bridewell police station in Bristol today.
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Bristol University students to hold a rent strike in response to quarantined halls
‘Bristol, Cut the Rent’, a coalition of students campaigning to reduce rent in University halls, are planning a rent strike from next Saturday, 24 October, and demand a 30 per cent rent reduction.
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University of Bristol confirms 734 COVID cases among staff and students
The University of Bristol has confirmed there are now 725 students who have tested positive for Covid-19 and nine members of staff.
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University of Bristol rejects UCU demand to end ‘unnecessary’ in-person teaching
The University of Bristol has rejected calls from Bristol UCU for the ‘immediate cessation of unnecessary face-to-face, in-person teaching’, as the number of confirmed cases among staff and students continues to rise.
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Ex-Blue Mountain staff to open new, socially-distanced venue
Promoters who were previously associated with Bristol's Blue Mountain club, which closed in August, have announced an exciting new socially-distanced venue.
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Bristol’s cultural organisations awarded ‘lifeline’ £6.7 million funding
Some of Bristol’s biggest cultural institutions, including Motion, Bristol Old Vic and The Watershed, have been handed an economic lifeline through the Cultural Recovery Fund, new data has revealed.
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