Could we all be better off renting?published at 08:33 BST 21 June 2019
Some economists now argue it's better to rent rather than buy your home if you're young.
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Some economists now argue it's better to rent rather than buy your home if you're young.
Read MoreLeague Two newcomers Salford City will face Championship club Leeds United in the Carabao Cup first round.
Read MoreMore than 30 wooden planters growing fruit, vegetables, herbs and flowers have been installed along the streets and pavements of Bristol city centre.
The pavement planters will be maintained by volunteers and provide fresh and free produce for residents, workers, restaurants and cafes.
The scheme has been commissioned by Bristol City Centre BID - and is supported by charity Incredible Edible Bristol - and also aims to improve air quality in the centre of the city.
Construction work was restarted due to the original not being "up to scratch".
Read MoreHasan Azad scores his second century of the game as Leicestershire play out a predictable draw with Gloucestershire.
Read MoreBristol council received more than 100 objections to plans for the Bath Road development.
Read MoreMayor Marvin Rees pledged to "remove traffic" from parts of Bristol's old city.
Read MorePlans for a park and ride in Yate has been under discussion for nearly 15 years.
Read MoreBristol Rovers name former Cambridge and Colchester boss Joe Dunne as their new assistant manager.
Read MoreLeague Two side Swindon Town sign Rotherham United forward Jerry Yates on a season-long loan deal.
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Image source, AFPA concert by the legendary Welsh singer Tom Jones is to take place next month.
It's being staged at the County Ground in Bristol on 13 July.
Officials from Bristol City Council's Licensing Committee gave the final go ahead earlier this morning.
The event organisers have now granted the necessary licences for the staging of the event, the sale of alcohol, and the performance and sound check times.
Clean air zone 'should have happened yesterday'
Bristol City Council is expected to unveil more plans to reduce air pollution later today to mark Clean Air Day.
Mayor Marvin Rees, is hosting a conference to explore how to improve Bristol’s air quality.
The council is already set to consult on two options for a Clean Air Zone in the centre of the city.
But Ella Bissett MacEwen, a local parent, says it "should have happened yesterday".
Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees is expected to announce more plans on how the city council will tackle air pollution later today.
The council is already set to consult on two options for a Clean Air Zone in the centre of the city.
One local parent said she was "shocked" by the the air pollution levels as she had chosen the city because it was "meant to be a green city".
Parent 'shocked' by air pollution in 'Green City'
Salford City's first game in the English Football League will be at home to Stevenage on the opening day of the League Two season.
Read MoreJonathan Woodgate's Middlesbrough will play Luton Town in the opening game of the 2019-20 English Football League season.
Read MoreIpswich Town's first season in the third tier for 62 years will begin with a trip to Burton Albion on Saturday, 3 August.
Read MoreSimon Speirs had taken actions which were "not reflective of his normal behaviour," a report says.
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Image source, CLIPPERThe family of a retired solicitor, who died after being swept overboard during a round the world yacht race, say more people may die unless changes are made to the event.
Simon Speirs, 60, from Bristol, drowned in rough seas while competing in the 2017 Clipper Round the World Race.
A Marine Accident Investigation Branch report on his death is published today.
Mr Spier's family are urging race bosses to implement its recommendations.
Image source, PAWiltshire's preparing for this year's Summer Solstice celebrations.
Thousands of people are expected at both Stonehenge and Avebury to watch the sunrise on the longest day.
Stonehenge will close early this afternoon at 3pm and re-open at 7pm to allow people free access to the stones, until 8am tomorrow morning.
People are being advised to plan their journeys and delays are expected on the A303.
Josh Lancaster, 13, plays for a Somerset powerchair team and has been told he has "great potential".
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