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Restaurant Review Bristol : Flinty Red is a dinky, informal bistro and wine bar, co-owned by the local wine merchants

Zoe Williams writes … Flinty Red is a dinky, informal bistro and wine bar, co-owned by the local wine merchants, whose exposed brickwork and square, functional furniture give very few clues about how the food might come out. It could

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Research : Are we being overcharged for town centre car parking?

Just published research on town centre car parking across the country suggests that some mid-range and smaller centres overcharged for parking space during 2011 in relation to their retail and leisure offers, suffering higher than average decline in footfall. The

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Restaurant Reviews : “I’d recommend The Foxhunter to any couple of groups of friends looking for a bit of escapism” Gemma

The Foxhunter, Nantyderry, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, NP7 9DN w: www.thefoxhunter.com Follow Chef Matt Tebbutt on twitter: @matttebbutt Posted 10th January 2013 at 10:28 pm by Gemma TheMarketingblog Restaurant Reviews : The Foxhunter, Abergavenny: Bristol Foodie on tour. Gemma writes .. This

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Bristol : Approximately 9% of the city’s budget will be lost, adding to the £56m spending reduction that has already been made

The Mayor of Bristol, George Ferguson, announced a £35m spending cut in his budget proposals on Monday. Approximately 330 jobs will go as a result of the cuts, and the Mayor said most of these losses will be felt in

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“According to Roseto, walking together is better than walking alone” / John Drummond, Chairman, Corporate Culture

Despite being within the grip of an economic crisis the British population seem to be, on the majority, in buoyant spirits according to an Office of National Statistics new study to measure well-being. Three quarters of the population rated their

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“Hate to admit it but the German market in Edinburgh is better than London! Had the most amazing Bretzels there today”

It’s interactive graphic time – Christmas Markets by RedSpottedHanky.com “Hate to admit it but the German market in Edinburgh is better than London! Had the most amazing Bretzels there today.” We found this interactive graphic on UK Christmas markets and

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Retail staff injured in armed robberies and assaults will lose out

Compensation payments to people injured in violent crimes have been slashed or withdrawn completely after the government railroaded through changes to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme (Risks 582). The changes took effect on 27 November, scrapping five payment levels.

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