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Latest news from St.Pauls! read full story / add a comment

st werbs residents sick of local raves disturbing our area read full story / add a comment

"When the revolution comes, we'll get rid of the police cos there'll be no more crime... yeah right. Anarchist utopias are all very well, but anti-social behaviour is carving up communities in the here and now, and 'blueprints for the future' don't take knives off throats." - Bristol resident read full story / add a comment

A story in yesterdays evening pest doesn't really add up - can anyone else spot the mistake ? read full story / add a comment

For those of you who are reluctant to believe anything without it being confirmed by the authorities, a recent report from the police might come as welcome relief. read full story / add a comment

The controversial Clifton Place toilet block (Easton) suffered last Saturday (6th September) a huge transformation. The building was turned into a spaceship thanks to some artists' action by the local artist group ACE (Art>Community>Easton) co-ordinated by the Easton Community Association (ECA). read full story / add a comment

Simon Miller, 27 white, 5'8" missing since May 2003. His bag was found thrown into bushes somewhere in Bristol 2 weeks ago. Simon met some Jamaican lads in Oxford around the time he went missing. Does anybody have any helpful ideas as to what might have happened to him? read full story / add a comment

Arms Fairs in the capital, Local weapons makers in the south west...we've got it all! read full story / add a comment

Simon Miller, 27 white, 5'8" missing since May 2003. His bag was found thrown into bushes somewhere in Bristol 2 weeks ago. Simon met some Jamaican lads in Oxford around the time he went missing. Does anybody have any helpful ideas as to what might have happened to him? read full story / add a comment

Drug Action Teams to Join the Police read full story / add a comment

Following the recent police excursions into St Pauls when a number of homes and businesses were raided and people arrested for suspected drug dealing, a lot of unfamiliar faces suddenly started appearing on the streets of the neighbouring Easton area. Car-loads of anxious-looking men fiddling with tin foil were once again parking up in quiet side streets, while used hypodermic needles began to appear at Stapleton railway station and in gutters, as the sound of 'fireworks' being let off echoed through the night. read full story / add a comment

Crack Dealers Are Not Dangerous Say Police. read full story / add a comment

More violence in the St.Pauls Area of Bristol read full story / add a comment

Report from BBC Bristol website. Any thoughts? read full story / add a comment

As we saw here some days ago. The Een Post is now reporting more arrests. read full story / add a comment

This ran in the Guardian from July 10th - 12th...It makes a mockery of todays announcements that street crime in Bristol has fallen by 28%... read full story / add a comment

Finally there is some movement on the ineffective drug policy pursued for so long – and yet again the old-skool political has-beens are once again rattling their chains. read full story / add a comment

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The issue with drugs is obviously one that motivates people, judging by the feedback on the issue. I've read comments people posted on Bristol Indymedia about the whole issue and getting bogged down on the issue of racism and stuff. Here's my two pennies on the matter; read full story / add a comment