Colston statue's Grade II listing removed as uncertainty over plaque remains
The statue has now become a permament part of Bristol museums' collection
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Toppled Edward Colston statue to go on permanent display in UK museum
It will be housed at Bristol’s M Shed museum after a decision by the city’s councillors
Source: theartnewspaper.com
Edward Colston: Bristol statue to officially move to M Shed
Council members are yet to decide on wording for a new plaque where the statue once stood.
Edward Colston Lorraine Francis Sarah Classick Duringa Bristol City Council Bristol City Council M Shed Museum
Source: yahoo.com
Statue of slave trader Edward Colston will be permanently kept at a Bristol museum nearly four years after it was toppled by Black Lives Matter activists
Colstons statue, which had stood in a public square in the centre of Bristol for over 100 years, was toppled by protesters and dropped into the harbour in June 2020 during BLM protests.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Edward Colston: Bristol statue to officially move to M Shed
Council members are yet to decide on wording for a new plaque where the statue once stood.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Ward profiles 2021: Henbury & Brentry - 'Truly a special place'
Construction of Brookridge House and the identical Barlands House nearby began in 1963. Each block of 15-storey flats has more than 80 homes. The pair of flats off Crow Lane are one of the best known modern landmarks of Henbury, which can trace its history back more than 1000 years. The nave and lower tower of St Mary’s Church in Henbury date from around 1200 – photo: Martin Booth Henbury was a village in Gloucestershire before being consumed by the growing city of Bristol, and much of its ...
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Bristol city centre could become 'ghost town' after councillors block new licensed premises
Bristol city centre could become ghost town after councillors block new licensed premises Assessment could make it much harder for pubs, bars and entertainment venues to open 12:30, 10 MAR 2021 Updated THE BIGGEST STORIES ACROSS BRISTOL IN YOUR INBOXInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribin...
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