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Newest Review: ... areas. On different days of the week there are different central supplements. On a Monday this is the Green 'Un which are ... more

... sports pages which predominately cover local teams and events, but also cover the larger national stories as well. On Saturday there is the otehr major supplemeng which I always read, and this gives TV pages for the week ahead as well as editorials. On the other days of the week the paper has supplements devoted to houses for sale, houses for rent, jobs and one which is for local entertainment (known as Crackerjack). The news is mostly local stories, or national stories with a local slant. It is good at g...more

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Bristol Evening Post: Local news for local people (262 words)
by - written on 11/07/08 (Very useful, 198 readings)
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The Bristol Evening Post as the name would suggest is a paper based in Bristol England which traditionally would be released in the eveing. The paper is published six days a week, Monday to Saturday. However there are now several different versions, which are released at different times of the day and in different areas. On different days of the week there are different central supplements. On a Monday this is the Green 'Un which are sports pages which predominately cover local teams and events, but also cover the larger national stories as well. On Saturday there is the otehr major supplemeng which I always read, and this gives TV pages for the week ahead ... Read the complete review

THE OLD DUKE (142 words)
by booboo - written on 14/10/06
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wow, if you want lokel yokel attitude then this is the place... if you want to fall asleep standing then this is the place... admittedly brass player did help me outside with my whereabouts (&his band are prob great) - however i would say the patrons are of a post-war english mentality which is far from desirable company in this fresh modern communicative world we live in ... the bar staff are comprised of unwashed unemployables - indeed it smells like their digs: if you like standing in queues inexplicably; if you dont like to question anything, then indeed this is your place - an uncool bar that smells like sick... take along your ration tickets (if ... Read the complete review

Bristol Evening Post: The West Country – Getting To Grips, With An Outstandi ... (1438 words)
by - written on 21/03/01 (Very useful, 2533 readings)
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“Okay. Where’s the paper?” His face a picture of innocence, my youngest son opens his mouth to speak, thinks better of it, closes it again, and then decides that confession is probably the best course of action. “It’s upstairs in my bedroom, Mum.” This scene occurs almost nightly in our house, as Villainous Lad Mk II recklessly trashes the paper in his over-enthusiasm to see the football coverage on the back pages before his mother can read the local news. With a circulation of 216,000, the Evening Post covers Bristol and its surrounding districts, where it is the best selling regional newspaper. Every issue is printed in ... Read the complete review