Review of Prego in Bristol: delicious outdoor dining is worth the wait A delicious reminder of just how much we’ve all missed eating in restaurants
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The purpose-built new terrace at Prego (Image: Mark Taylor)
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Arriving at Prego on Saturday evening was a bit like turning up at an old friend’s house for a long-awaited celebration dinner.
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Frankie O Dwyer s custody shot Picture: WILTSHIRE POLICE A CAREER burglar left a family devastated when he broke into their Royal Wootton Bassett home and swiped the keys to their 66-plate Mercedes. Frankie O’Dwyer, 20, later filmed himself speeding in the expensive car and uploaded the footage to social media site Snapchat. The vehicle was recovered in Slough. He was jailed for three years and nine months on Tuesday after admitting burglary and theft. He asked for 15 other offences to be taken into consideration. In a victim statement read to Swindon Crown Court, the homeowner said the break-in at her home in Westbury Park had destroyed her and her life would never be the same again.
By Martin Booth, Friday Apr 30, 2021
It is an oft-quoted fact that Bristol has no statue of a woman other than Queen Victoria on College Green.
This is not strictly true – if you count a small sculpture of Victorian author Amelia Lodge in Henleaze.
Edwards was a novelist, journalist, campaigner, traveller and Egyptologist, with artist Emma Jean Kemp using books as stepping stones, referencing her life as her traveller and writer.
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The statue of Amelia Edwards was commissioned by Churchill Retirement Living for their new building, Amelia Lodge, which opened in Henleaze in 2016 – photo: Martin Booth
Neighbours have say on new Bristol Wetherspoon as decision looms
There have been about 230 public comments against the plan and 60 in support
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Neighbours claim a new Wetherspoon pub along Gloucester Road would have an unbearable effect on their lives.
JD Wetherspoon is attempting for the sixth time to open a pub in a disused shop along the busy Bristol street, on the border of Horfield and Bishopston.