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The “Downs for People” group are now taking it to the High Court to review the granting of the licence. Meanwhile, the tenacious Countering Colston campaign has renewed their calls for the Society to ...

The climate emergency and environmental crisis are defining issues of our time. But how are these global issues playing out in our city, and what impacts might the actions we take here be having ...

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