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Good evening and welcome to BBC Points West. Our headlines tonight:

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Minister given a stern message to do more to protect vulnerable adults

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Thousands more recruits are needed for the army but out sourcing the

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process to a private company is Fancy a day out of the office?

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Will, when I was heading off for work I told my two kids what I was

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doing and they knew all about the project and were very excited.

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The Chancellor comes to Avonmouth — And making city spaces a wildlife

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Good evening. Not enough progress is being made to prevent vulnerable

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adults being abused — that's the message given to the Care Minister

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He was visiting Sam Sollars. Sam was a patient at the Winterbourne View

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private hospital near Bristol, when the abuse of people with learning

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difficulties was uncovered by the Here's our health correspondent

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The Minister was invited to Taunton by Steve Sollars the father of Sam,

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who he believes was abused while staying in Winterbourne View. Since

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improved no end. But things are going well? Brilliant. He's doing

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Sam's family did not want him to be filmed today, as they do not want to

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bring back painful memories. Behind these walls festered a culture of

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cruelty that bred cruelty, where inhumane treatment was inflicted on

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themselves and weren't believed inhumane treatment was inflicted on

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The private hospital is now closed and residents of similar large

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institutions, like Sam, have to and residents of similar large

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found more suitable accommodation closer to home, that is more homely,

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by next June. Since the scandal closer to home, that is more homely,

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revealed, reports of abuse of former instance, in Somerset, two years

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—— there were 516 investigations in Somerset. But according to the

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charity Mencap not enough progress instance, Somerset County Council

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have not yet responded to a Freedom of Information request made over a

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month ago to find how they were Although we have had some responses

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from North Somerset, places like Wiltshire and Gloucestershire have

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not provided the information we requested. What we want to know

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not provided the information we whether people have identified the

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amount of residents affected by whether people have identified the

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and whether they have started making measures to get those people out of

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treatment centres and living in measures to get those people out of

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community, like Sam. What will you be doing about it? I am constantly

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putting pressure on the system to make sure that it happens, as it

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should. Everybody is committed to this. We got a Concorde At that

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should. Everybody is committed to the system signed up to. They must

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deliver it. If they don't?If it doesn't work, if local commissioners

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do not do what they have to, we doesn't work, if local commissioners

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Somerset County Council say there are now only 11 adults with learning

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home locally by June next year. difficulties and there are plans so

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home locally by June next year. The army has admitted to Points

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home locally by June next year. today that a major project aimed at

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reservists has had teething problems at its headquarters at Upavon in

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The army's brought in a private company to help with the recruitment

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drive but there's been a software glitch, as Scott Ellis reports.

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The army has to save money and is cutting back on full time soldiers.

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Meaning next year alone they have to recruit 10,000 reservists. The army

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—— the Army is particularly keen to get hold of 18—21 —year—old. These

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high street recruiting officers get hold of 18—21 —year—old. These

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not seen as the best way of getting through. The Army is going online,

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using social networks, that will put youngsters onto an online recruiting

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page. That is a big software project and they have brought in a private

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Army letters into the recruiting centre, where soldiers and 200

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staff, handle new applicants. The there's a glitch. Capita's software

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didn't work on the military computer system. Any project that is in

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transition is going to be liable to, as you say, teething problems. We

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know the problems that is the main thing. We can put things in place to

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it work so that somebody who is work around those problems and make

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it work so that somebody who is is we who are doing the work who

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feel it. It's meant drafting in is we who are doing the work who

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recruiting process. Everything should be up to speed within months.

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The Shadow Defence Secretary calling it a debacle. In a statement, Capita

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Army recruiting in general and reservist recruiting in particular,

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The army admit the glitch is their fault. They'll hope all runs to

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The army admit the glitch is their from now on. Without thousands of

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new reservists, the army will be application? Welcome to BBC Points

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We need the fashionistas determined to look fabulous, have fun and

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History preserved, a 200—year—old Bristol boat Yard gets funding for

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A Wiltshire detective who ignored guidelines is to face disciplinary

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action even though a murder suspect led him to a second body. He will

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face a formal conduct hearing and could be sacked. He did not take

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rest of Halliwell, the killer, to a police station to be read his rights

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when he was arrested. Instead, highly well led him to the body

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when he was arrested. Instead, another woman. Halliwell has never

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stood trial for the first murder. Extra tours of Gloucester prison

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ticketing mix—up left dozens of people disappointed. The jail was

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closed at the end of March but demand for tours around it has been

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high. 500 tickets were initially Gloucester's history festival. But a

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mistake meant none were available to people who queued in person. The new

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tours will run on the 21st and people who queued in person. The new

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September. Times are tough but Britain has turned the corner. That

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was the message from the Chancellor of this morning, touring a high—tech

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A team of engineers are building what they hope will be the fastest

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car in the world, topping 1000 miles George Osbourne went to see it and

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business correspondent was the also. told my two young children what

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business correspondent was the also. was doing and they knew all about

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Just another excited dad, looking at a very fast car. They call it the

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Bloodhound, they want it to break the land speed record — topping

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1,000 miles an hour. That the door to my office. Wing commander Andy

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Green is driving the project, quite literally. He will be in the cockpit

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in the desert. But its not just literally. He will be in the cockpit

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generation of engineers. —— this is not just. The 12—year—old at school

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who is not interested in science right now, we are trying to show

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that girl a piece of technology right now, we are trying to show

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will bring it all to life so she can look at it, and her friends, and she

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conceded that is amazing, how does that work? That first question is

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the first step into understanding and being excited by science. What

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we are doing is a one—off project but it is bringing together the

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things that Britain is strong that, like engineering and aerospace.

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things that Britain is strong that, Bristol, Aerospace is a job creator.

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It is high—tech, the future and British. Just the sort of thing

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It is high—tech, the future and Chancellor wants to see more than

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the British economy. When more yesterday, we learned that there are

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more jobs but very few of them are in high—tech businesses. We're lucky

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to have some cracking, diverse, high—tech engineering industries

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around here. The truth is that over half of the jobs that are being

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created are temporary. Most are half of the jobs that are being

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low paid sectors. The more that George Osborne spends the recovery,

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the more people will feel that he is out of touch with actually ordinary

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people's lives. War—ravaged rates are low, jobs are being created

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people's lives. War—ravaged rates underlying problems that will help

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Britain create better paid jobs underlying problems that will help

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careers. —— mortgage rates. That can struggling with tough pay. It has

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been difficult. We have had to take difficult decisions. It is felt

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been difficult. We have had to take families. There is a corner being

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turned body long way to go. No talk of a rocket fuelled recovery. The

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Chancellor for too cautious to use those kind of metaphors. This is a

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Rolls—Royce. The Chancellor knows through but for many people, the

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good times are still around the A last ditch attempt is getting

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underway to halt the closure of several public toilets in Bath and

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North East Somerset. The council has already voted to cut funding for 14

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But after thousands of people signed a petition demanding a rethink,

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But after thousands of people signed won the right to have it debated.

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Here's our political editor, Paul Here in Bath, the meeting has just

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got underway and it is unlike any other. It is the first time ever

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that Bath and North East Somerset have been forced to hold a debate

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edition. They are expecting so many people but they decided to move

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edition. They are expecting so many into a larger banqueting room. ——

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headlines and forced councillors to take notice. For three days and

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nights last month, campaigner Lin toilets in Twerton threatened with

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closure. It is going to create a public health hazard, for one thing,

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spreading germs and disease. People who have medical conditions and

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spreading germs and disease. People the toilets quickly, if they do

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spreading germs and disease. People have the toilets, what are they

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going to do? Hundreds signed her paper petition. Thousands more did

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so online. The cuts would save Banes £120,000. The council presently

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so online. The cuts would save Banes 27 toilets. It wants to stop paying

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alternative funding or provision has been lined up. Six others are facing

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closure within months. The council made its decision earlier this year

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— reversing it won't be easy. A councillors. The protesters joined

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the protesters just outside before the meeting began. —— Lynne. She has

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brought a string of people keen the meeting began. —— Lynne. She has

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stress the need of public toilets for the elderly, ill and disabled.

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Realistically, the respect for the posters being overturned, it is

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Realistically, the respect for the Tory motion and the council is being

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run by the Liberal Democrats. We have a sensible motion. What we

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run by the Liberal Democrats. We trying to do is keep more public

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toilets open, especially in the provincial areas. You know, these

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are really important to our older residents, to those ill and infirm.

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These toilets get people out and about and back into the community

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and let them be part of it. If they are closed, people will not think

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about coming out and getting into town with ease. I think this is

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about coming out and getting into really important issue that we do

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need to win tonight. Bear in mind that on this council no party has

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overall control. What it comes down to is what we labour and independent

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councillors vote. Even if it goes against the Liberal Democrats, they

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say they could simply ignore the Thanks very much. More on that

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There's been a big increase in the number of homes coming onto the

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property market in the South West. The Royal Institute of Chartered

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Surveyors says it's the highest number of new instructions in the

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region since its records began. There was also a sharp rise in the

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number of would—be buyers, with There was also a sharp rise in the

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agents reporting price increases Mums—to—be in Wiltshire should be

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able to use the maternity unit in Trowbridge again from the end of

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this month. The birthing centre Trowbridge again from the end of

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been closed for most of the summer because of staff shortages. Some

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believed that was part of efforts to close it permanently. But the NHS

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Trust that runs the centre has again said it expects the unit to reopen

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fully, and aims to have it ready The future of one of Bristol's

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historic boat yards could be secured with £4 million worth of funding.

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The Underfall Yard opened over with £4 million worth of funding.

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years ago and is home to one of with £4 million worth of funding.

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world's oldest slipways. Laura Lyon You may not associate blacksmiths

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Williams is the latest addition You may not associate blacksmiths

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the Underfall Yard — which offers a one—stop—shop for boat owners. I

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think it's brilliant there are all the skills in one place. Then, when

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a boat comes out, they can actually immediately, surrounding them. Since

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the Victorian age, the yard has supported Bristol's boat industry.

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Until recently the machinery for opening and closing the floating

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harbour was based in the Pump House. These are the machines that are

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responsible for maintaining the sluice gates, the swing bridges

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responsible for maintaining the lots of the harbour machinery.

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are still used today, even though, What's special is that some of them

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are still used today, even though, like these, they were installed

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are still used today, even though, the Underfall Yard opened in the

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1880s. Some have been updated, like most recently, in the 1950s. As

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1880s. Some have been updated, like Scheduled Ancient Monument, the

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1880s. Some have been updated, like could never be redeveloped. But

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1880s. Some have been updated, like million of heritage lottery funding

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to add more workshops, protect its buildings and open a visitor centre.

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It's a gritty, working, exciting environment and we are going to

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It's a gritty, working, exciting it like that. It is not going to be

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a theme park. It is a real place where people can come and experience

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real and exciting things. We're going to add the visitor centre

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where people can learn about how the faltering harbour works, how the

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Lord works, and understand a bit more about the heritage. Another

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£500,000 needs to be raised by the yard's Trust so the work can begin

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next September and guarantee the survival of these specialist trades.

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marathon will all, it is a very survival of these specialist trades.

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way and not to be attended lightly. That makes the efforts of two will

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tour fireman all the more impressive They are not only running one but

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have already done a ten K and are doing a half marathon this weekend.

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They are Andy Webster and Mark Evans and have joined us in the juju in

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their full gear. Tell me you're and have joined us in the juju in

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going to run with this on, are? and have joined us in the juju in

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like? Not easy. We are used to wearing it for a small periods but

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not for more than four hours. Aymara son is going to take you ages. How

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much sweat are you going to lose? A few pints. We are carrying back

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much sweat are you going to lose? A to take extra fluid with this.

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Obviously, the kit does not let anything out. It will get heavier as

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we are running around. Feeling the weight of this... This alone weighs

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And then the weight of this is extraordinary. Having run a half

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marathon myself, I cannot imagine what that will feel like. It gets

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heavier the more you sweat so there is that to contend with. As Andy

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said, it does not release heat so we are going to be... Why are you doing

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this? We are doing it for a charity that is a UK—based international

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majority. Their aim is to provide training and by recruitment to

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countries that are poorer than the UK. What I was going to ask is,

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obviously, as you said, you were this kit for work, how much training

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are you doing now? Training is very difficult because they both have

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full—time jobs as well as being difficult because they both have

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call for 120 hours per week. We difficult because they both have

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managed to get out running on the road about 20 week. We have families

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as well. Cramming it all and is quite difficult. Are not going to

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wear your boots are you? Will be running in trainers! Good luck,

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wear your boots are you? Will be We will catch you when you get back.

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Growing old gracefully is something many of us aspire to. But a new

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documentary featuring a lady from Bath is keen to show us that it

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doesn't mean we have to become Definitely not. Fashion Fashionistas

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is about ladies of a certain age who are still keeping up with the trends

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and having fun along the way. Ladies like Jean Woods from Bath, who is

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75, and has a definite sense of "Be yourself" is Jean's motto and

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she most certainly is. With her trusty Doc Martens, every outfit is

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picked, not with her age in mind but, with her personality. Really,

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you see, I just think I am the same as I always was. It doesn't seem any

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different to me. If I see something, obviously I wouldn't buy anything

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that wasn't suitable for an older think, if by going to talk shop

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that wasn't suitable for an older see something I think it is mine.

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In the new Channel 4 documentary, something not to be afraid of but to

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embrace. Jean and her co stars talk about how they haven't changed their

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identity just because they are a little older. Jean still runs three

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times a week and with a new knee in assistant. My son said to me, I

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don't think you should be doing this. So I said, I can do what I

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like. He said, but we are worried about the other knee. I said, I

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like. He said, but we are worried see your point. But I carried on and

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Jean's husband died. But despite her grief, she started again and life

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wasting the rest of your life. This is what I felt. That is why I came

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back to work and it is lovely. I am meeting people and you, you know, it

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is a wonderful life. The poet Jenny Joseph wrote a poem, When I am an

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Old Woman, I Shall Wear Purple. Joseph wrote a poem, When I am an

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Bristol's women footballers host their last home game of the season

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tonight — knowing that a win would set them up to take the league

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title. The Vixens, as they're known, have three games left, including

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tonight's visit by Birmingham. guarantee the title. The game kicks

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off in a few minutes at the Stoke In cricket, Somerset have managed to

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get a first innings lead in their crucial county championship match

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against Surrey, at Taunton. The visitors lost their last two wickets

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this morning without adding to their overnight score of 195. Somerset

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then scored 260, thanks largely overnight score of 195. Somerset

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half century from Nick Compton. overnight score of 195. Somerset

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the close of play, Surrey were overnight score of 195. Somerset

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Bristol boxer Lee Haskins will defend his British Bantamweight

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title against Jason Booth in Bristol on Friday eighth November. Lee won

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the vacant belt back in April, when he beat Newcastle's Martin Ward

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the vacant belt back in April, when next fight will also be at the same

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We've been getting quite excited about wildlife since the BBC Bristol

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garden sprang to life. So before he got too busy with Autumnwatch, we

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asked Martin Hughes—Games to take a look at what community groups are

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doing to make city spaces more And while he was doing that, we

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asked him to share some tips about I am on a mission to find Urban

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here in the heart of the city? Front gardens, school playgrounds? Even a

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prison. Maybe insects. But come gardens, school playgrounds? Even a

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here. But these allotments were providing food, and let's face it,

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is not just the food. This is a butterflies all around us. There are

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bees buzzing around. We know how the —— how important they are. We know

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that there is a fox said over there. Fox cubs. The place is teeming with

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life. It has got food and it has got wildlife. But it has got something

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else as well. For years, this end of loved and underused. Now, it has

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been cleared, dried and kept dry with a solar powered pump. It is not

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just allocated, it is shared. Dozens of schoolchildren and with learning

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difficulties come in and do real work, growing produce and learning

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overhear, they have left the water and created something really rather

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special. This pond was created less than 18 months ago. Already, there

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are snails, little frogs, there than 18 months ago. Already, there

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lots of newts spilling around. Different species of water beetle

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and even fish. Wait a minute, how did Fish get into this pond? Another

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mystery. You can do this at home. You don't have to create an enormous

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pond. You could get an all think and put that in the garden. I guarantee

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that within a year, it will be full of wonderful wildlife. —— and old

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sink. This is a bit of a surprise. When you start to look, there are

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surprises everywhere. Bedminster, very much a residential area. Now,

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it is also home to a collection very much a residential area. Now,

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currants, even fruit trees. —— full of plants. Are these small gardens

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dotted around throughout the area? I think we have a now in Bedminster.

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They vary from a bit smaller than smashing. Look at these plums. Are

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they ready to eat? Not quite. We tried them and they are still a

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they ready to eat? Not quite. We sour. Who will happen? Will you

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they ready to eat? Not quite. We jam? I think we will just eat them.

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Local people can stop by and pick them. I really like the get up and

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go off projects like these. If you have been inspired herself, there is

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plenty of starter tips on the BBC The website is great. It has really

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inspired me to help in the garden. Anybody who is the gardener will be

:25:31.:25:37.

praying for rain and Ian has good It is marvellous. The rain has just

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started to fall. With the timing that David would be pleased with. As

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far as tomorrow is concerned, a similar devolution in the broad

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sense. The fear window lasting about mid afternoon and rain arriving

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sense. The fear window lasting about the late afternoon. In comparison

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with today, tomorrow's we will be particularly the further south you

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are. Here is a wider look. We are running these fairly weak fronts

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across as, bringing patchy outbreaks of rain. Some of those will be

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moderately heavy towards midnight and a legacy of clouds first thing

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tomorrow. A window of some better, and in places brighter, whether

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tomorrow before you will see that we've running in from the south—west

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later on. It will bring the threat of some heavier, more meaningful

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turned, or is turning, through this evening. The rainfall amounts will

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vary. For some of you significant but towards midnight, some heavier

:26:42.:26:43.

pulses. Leaving that low cloud, but towards midnight, some heavier

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hill fog and murkiness at lower levels, tending to go out more

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eastwards by first light. You could call it a warm night for the last

:26:52.:26:57.

time of year. —— this time of year. Tomorrow, things will start to

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Brighton. The cloud base is lifting and raking. There will be window of

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fairly decent weather. Lunchtime looks quite nice. —— lifting and

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breaking. Rain spreading of sweet eastwards throughout the afternoon

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and late evening. The heaviest is further south, where you could be

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accumulating an inch of rain. It will be less in the North. I would

:27:20.:27:22.

caution, the last remnants will will be less in the North. I would

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a while to clear, even through Saturday. Temperatures should still

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get up to about 19 Celsius. The Saturday. Temperatures should still

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of Saturday, once the fingers, Thank you, Ian. Dry humour from

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of Saturday, once the fingers, He looks so happy. I am happy.

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