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An old derelict building in Bristol is planned to become a local venue (By Oscar, 13)

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Jan 19, 2024 — 1 min read

By Oscar Evans, 13, Jill Dando News Correspondent (one of our our team out of Jill’s former school at Worle)

Lots of people recently have been hoping for a derelict church to transform into a hitlist of the local ravers and fans across the area of Bristol!

The Seamen’s Mission on Prince Street, which is now owned by Bloomsbury Leisure Holdings Limited, is requesting to get a licence to allow live and recorded music, ‘late night refreshment’ and the sale of alcohol.

The application from the owners of the former church details suggests it would offer food throughout the day, and host live music events and live sport!

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Samaritans' Longest Night 2024: Thank you for lighting up green

By Jill Dando News Heritage sites, public buildings, and companies joined a national campaign to raise awareness of Samaritans in Ireland this Christmas. Samaritans Ireland's annual Longest Night appeal took place on Saturday, 21 December, the longest night of the year. The campaign reminds those struggling to cope

The Prince and Princess of Wales to boost mental health support in Northwest Norfolk.

By Jill Dando News The Prince and Princess of Wales have announced a new collaboration with local mental health charity, Norfolk and Waveney Mind, to boost mental health support for the rural and farming communities of Northwest Norfolk. The Prince and Princess are co-funding a new pilot programme which will

Children in foster care highlight what Christmas means for them in Barnardo’s Christmas card collection

By Jill Dando News Christmas cards designed by children in foster care, highlighting what Christmas means to them, were the star of Barnardo’s festive offering this year – showcasing the work of budding young artists across the UK. The card collection – which has proved incredibly popular – is raising vital funds

King Alfred School Academy in Highbridge celebrates achievements at awards evening (By Zoe, 13)

By Zoe, 13, Jill Dando News Correspondent King Alfred School Academy in Highbridge held its annual awards evening on Wednesday (18th December), celebrating the outstanding achievements of students from the past academic year. Families, staff, and students gathered to recognise excellence across a range of academic, sporting, and extracurricular pursuits.

Lots of people recently have been hoping for a derelict church to transform into a hitlist of the local ravers and fans across the area of Bristol!

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Samaritans' Longest Night 2024: Thank you for lighting up green

The Prince and Princess of Wales to boost mental health support in Northwest Norfolk.

Children in foster care highlight what Christmas means for them in Barnardo’s Christmas card collection

King Alfred School Academy in Highbridge celebrates achievements at awards evening (By Zoe, 13)