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1,000mph car to be made in city
A project to build a world-record breaking super car capable of 1,000mph speeds is launched in Bristol.

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BBC West Sports Personality of the Year
See the shortlist for the 2009 BBC West Sports Personality of the Year and find out how you can vote for your favourite.

Should Bath become more modern?
Architects are to debate if Bath should be more modern or stay firmly rooted in its Georgian past - what do you think?

Hip, hip, hooray
Bristol Zoo's youngest gorilla, Komale, celebrates his third birthday

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New appeal to find killer driver
The family of a pensioner who was killed by a hit-and-run driver while he was on his way to church appeal to catch the killer.

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Flat buyers' anger at sales delay
People who have paid deposits for flats in the former Imperial Tobacco site hope government cash can resurrect the project.

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All-women combat RAF crew
A Bristol woman will pilot the first RAF all-woman combat helicopter crew to fly into action in southern Afghanistan.

University lives
A local historian documents the history of UWE in a new book

Medieval maestro
Event celebrates the life and work of nun Hildegard of Bingen

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Lawrence aims for Addicks defeat
Bristol Rovers' director of football Lennie Lawrence hopes to inflict a first home defeat on Charlton Athletic on Tuesday night.

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Charlton v Bristol Rovers
Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's game between Charlton and Bristol Rovers in League One.

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Flyers are back on winning trail
Bristol Flyers return to winning ways with a comfortable 102-81 home win against the Sheffield Arrows.

Bath students make gothic film
Students in Bath have been challenged to make a short film about the city with a 'gothic' theme.

Outdoors art for Jamaica Street
Members of the public will be allowed to create and sell works of art in a project by the People's Republic of Stoke's Croft.

DIY man picked for light turn on
A DIY shop worker, renowned for his friendly nature, is picked to turn on the Christmas lights in Portishead.

Golden memories of jackpot scoop
Cyril and Joan Eggington from Weston bought the Royal Hotel with their lottery jackpot - what would you buy if you won?

Festive project
Christmas Cards are launched to support charity Young Bristol

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