Ellie Pipe is a news editor and business editor for Bristol24/7, focusing on local news and stories in the Bristol area. With a passion for community engagement and highlighting the diverse voices of the city, Ellie covers a range of topics including local events, business developments, cultural happenings, and social issues.
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Ellie Pipe's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Bristol, UK. Her themes and topics covered include a wide range of subjects such as business, sustainability, lifestyle, family & relationships, human resources & employment with a significant emphasis on government announcements.
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Developers behind a vision they say is a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to reimagine the Galleries are seeking feedback on their proposals.
Polling stations across the Kingswood constituency are open for the snap by-election triggered by the resignation of Tory Chris Skidmore.
It’s Valentine’s Day in The Swan and while hearts and flowers may not be out in abundance, there’s some jovial love in the air.
Inspired by time spent immersed in Bristol’s food scene, Alex Montgomery launched a business with a focus on sustainability and addressing social inequality.
A baby, a three-year-old girl and a seven-year-old boy were the three children tragically found dead at a property in Sea Mills.
Floral tributes left by the police cordon on Blaise Walk in Sea Mills have been carried down to the home where three young children tragically died.
Communities across Bristol are to come together in a vigil for the three young children who tragically lost their lives in Sea Mills.
The trauma triggered by the sudden evacuation of Barton House and residents’ imminent return has been laid bare by a headteacher.
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Crowds flocked to the pedestrianised street
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