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Time is the common thread in three Bristol-area updates on young people and safety

A football fixture, a fire-safety reminder and a youth-resilience commentary published on the same day all make time the key resource.

Bristol City FC said their under-21s host Hull City at Ashton Gate on Tuesday, September 22, at 6pm; the club's last match ended 3-3 with Peterborough United [1]. Avon Fire & Rescue said correctly fitted and well-maintained fire doors can hold back fire and smoke, protect escape routes and give people valuable extra time to leave safely [2]. Bdaily South West's commentary asked whether young people have been made harder to succeed, noting that exams can make the future feel dependent on a handful of grades and that there is less time for part-time jobs, hobbies and activities that help develop skills and friendships [3].

Sources

  1. Bristol City FC news: Under-21s to host Hull City
  2. Avon Fire & Rescue: Fire Doors: Simple safety that saves lives
  3. Bdaily South West: Have we made it harder for young people to succeed?

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