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Bristol region s Covid death toll rises by six as infections spike - area-by-area breakdown
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Jo McManus aims to run 10k to raise funds for Avon Needs Trees THE woodland charity, Avon Needs Trees, is close to buying its second piece of land in the Bristol-Avon catchment area, to create new, permanent woodland. The charity hopes to buy the 19 acres in Seend, near Melksham, in the spring, but needs a final burst of help to raise funds to complete the purchase. Avon Needs Trees is aiming to raise £175,000 for the initial 19 acres opposite Pile Farm at Seend. It has been offered a further five acres next to it to create a forest, a community orchard and meadow.
Eight more coronavirus deaths in and around Bristol as infections rise - area-by-area breakdown
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SIR – On Friday morning I received the Pfizer vaccine. No side effects, or anything else. The arrangements were like a military operation: smooth-running and very competent.
The jab was completed in seconds, done by a young doctor whom I did not know in a community hall, with volunteers guiding patients at every stage. All were charming and helpful.
The sense of relief afterwards is something to be so grateful for.
Janet E Hotter
SIR – Back in the Seventies, in the Lincolnshire village where I lived, two local transport companies would collect produce from the farms during the afternoon, and by 5 am the next day it would be at markets across the country. No computers, no mobile phones – just good organisation.