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New rail time tables came into effect on Sunday 18 May 2008. All of the new times are here on BristolStreets along with the frequency graphs. One of the important changes to the rail times for Bristol is an increase in the number of trains running on the Severn Beach line. As a result of extra money from the council and other governmental bodies there are an extra 54 trains a week on this

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In September 2007 UWE launched its ULink bus services. Initially there were three routes U1 and U2 going from the Frenchay campus down the Gloucester Rd to the city centre, with the U1 continuing to the Bower Ashton Campus on weekdays, and the U3 which goes from the Frenchay campus to the city centre via the Glenside campus and Fishponds. Uptake of the services was good and the number of daily

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Web sites are made to be seen. But attracting visitors to sites is always tricky especially when your site is as unique as BristolStreets.co.uk because people don't search for things that they don't know exist. A site like BristolStreets.co.uk is really a word of mouth site, where people who like it tell their friends and colleagues and they tell theirs and so on. If you think this is a great

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The focus of BristolStreets.co.uk is and always will be the map itself, but the pages you are looking at now are an important way for us to communicate to you the visitor. We have updated the site to make these pages easier to use and so that they support the main site better. We have moved the contact form from the map page and into this area of the site. This is simply to make it easier to

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Anyone who visits the site regularly will have noticed the addition of a few new features over the last couple of weeks. Here is an explanation of what has been added. City Car Club - A great new addition to the information on the site are markers for the City Car Club cars in and around Bristol and Bath. City Cars are a fantiastic idea for anyone who needs a car in town from time to time but

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Bristolstreets.co.uk has just received a major upgrade to its interface. The old interface was good and had evolved with the data set which allowed it to incorporate new features as new possibilities arose. However, there were limitations which came from the underlying model of using markers and route lines. This upgrade has been an opportunity to consolidate the interface making it simpler

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Happy new year! Belated but it was worth the wait. We have added lots of new data to the system both in breadth and depth. Routes from central Bristol into Yate and Chipping Sodbury are now included on the map. The train details before were slightly rudimentary before. This was partly because buses and trains work quite differently when it comes to listing routes and destinations, and

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The "jams" filter on the site already included markers for all of the jam cams along Bristol's motorways and shows live traffic delays on the trunk routes. However, there was not much in town, until now. There are now markers for all of the scheduled road maintenance within Bristol. Current works are shown with "construction ahead" signs, and work that is scheduled for the near future has a

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We are always improving things on this site and today we have a number of new features for you. Now that there is a lot of property on the map (about 7500 properties) and you really do some serious house/flat searching, it became obvious that people would need a way to keep track of the properties they likes. We thought about it and came up with the "Kiss List". When you look at the

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Thanks for visiting bristolstreets.co.uk we hope you have found it interesting and useful. The idea behind bristolstreets.co.uk is that there is a lot of information that is best presented on a map rather than in a text list. When you know the name of something it is easy enough to search for it but when you don't know the exact name of something it is much better to be able to find it by

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