193 RESULTS IN TAG "sport":
The complete guide to Bristol's surrounding racecourses
Our racing correspondent shares his favourite tracks within easy reach of our city centre... and gives his tips for this year's flat season.
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Climbing Everest: Interview with Jake Meyer
In 2005, while studying Environmental Geography at the University of Bristol, Jake Meyer successfully climbed Mount Everest. In doing so, he became the youngest Briton to achieve this feat and the youngest man in the world to complete the Seven Summits.
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The Ashton Gate Eight: Remembering the men that saved Bristol City FC forty years ago
Geoff Merrick spent the majority of his childhood up the road from Ashton Gate. As a boyhood Bristol City fan, it had been his dream to represent his local club and lead them to success on the pitch.
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Bristol City and Bristol Rovers' captains campaign for homelessness in Bristol
To mark the start of the festive season, football rivals Bristol City and Bristol Rovers kicked off this month with an unlikely union. Campaigning for homelessness in Bristol.
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Region's top football clubs back new campaign to tackle domestic abuse
The pandemic highlighted aspects of society that many had previously tried to ignore, not least women’s safety. In recognition of this, top sports clubs in the South-West have launched a campaign with the University of Bristol that encourages men to assess their behaviour towards women.
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Bristol student paratriathlete in quest for Tokyo success
Michael Taylor, a second year Bristol medical student, competes in his first Paralympics in a bid to win PTS4 paratriathlon gold on Saturday.
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UOB alumna Hannah Mills becomes the most successful female sailor in Olympic history
Bristol alumna, Hannah Mills, has become the most successful female GB olympic sailor in history.
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Bristol alumni amongst Team GB at Olympics
With the pandemic-delayed 2020 Olympic Games commencing at last with a spectacular opening ceremony in Tokyo yesterday, it is exciting to see seven Bristol graduates step up to compete for gold.
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