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Newspapers / Magazines in Bristol, UK
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Bedminster Parade, East Street, BS3 4JY
I must say I do love ASDA, I tend to do most of my shopping here and often pop over to Morrisons... by x_simmy_x -
This Tesco Metro is a relatively new addition to Whiteladies Road. It is situated directly... by Starflower -
90-98 Broadmead, BS1 3DW
Tesco Metro are the smaller versions of the Tesco Supermarket, acting as more of a convenience... by neroblack -
Lime Trees Road, BS6 7YJ
Tags: delivery service, newspapers / magazines, mobile top-up cards
Tesco has always been one of the mainstay supermarkets in any town and it is good to see them... by Bigun -
We regularly visit Asda due to their extensive range, ease of range, convenient hours and most... by neroblack -
Whiteladies Road, Clifton Down Shopping Centre, BS8 2NN
Tags: bakery, newspapers / magazines, frozen foods
Sainsburys in Clifton Down Shopping Centre is the main supermarket in the area & offers the... by Starflower -
Costcutter on Coldharbour Road in Redland is a little local mini-market offering a small range... by Starflower -
The main plus of this Budgens store is the location, bang right in the middle of the centre... by Starflower -
Merlin Road, The Mall At Cribbs Causeway, BS34 5DG
Tags: delivery service, newspapers / magazines, atm / cash machine
There's ample parking here with good location of child and disabled spaces right by the store... by neroblack -
Tesco Express is a smaller version of Tesco Supermarkets stocking fresh produce, groceries,...
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The landmark and symbol is Brunel's Clifton suspension bridge, with exhibition on its construction and maintenance. Brunel's railway took Londoners on the train to Bristol and then on Brunel's SS Great Britain first ocean liner, to the USA.Previously every city kept time with the sun but now timetables meant everybody had to be in Greenwich Mean Time.
Also see: Severn Bridges Visitor Centre, John Welsey's Chapel and museum on methodism; British Empire and Commonwealth Museum with exhibition on fight to end slavery, Bristol Blue Glass Factory Tour, Cheddar caves and Gorge (a bit disappointing)... More
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