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    <title>The Co-op Question: Can Bristol&#039;s Member-Owned Shops Grow Without Becoming Just Another Aisle</title>
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    <description>Bristol&#039;s co-op groceries are being asked to do the impossible: grow, stay cheap and keep every member at the table. Organisers say the next year will decide whether shared power is a business model or a slogan.</description>
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    <title>Fifteen Quid, Seven Days: A Bristol November Meal Plan That Keeps Its Dignity</title>
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    <description>A week of proper dinners for £15 sounds like a stunt. In Bristol, with seasonal veg, surplus staples and a bit of batch-cooking nerve, it is just November. Here is the list, the plan and the places to share the leftovers.</description>
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    <category>Affordable Recipes</category>
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