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July 25, 2025

Ice work! Gelato outfit scoops Roadchef deal

A BRISTOL ice cream maker is hoping to drive business - by serving it up to weary travellers.

1 mins

Browned off Tanning firm clients' anger over shock sudden closure

A TANNING salon business with branches throughout Bristol has closed down and reportedly gone into administration.

2 mins

'Perfect storm' Housing schemes in limbo as building costs spiral

THE mission to solve Bristol's housing crisis by building blocks of flats on ‘brownfield’ industrial sites in inner city Bristol is experiencing a ‘perfect storm’ that is delaying or scrapping developments, the Post can reveal.

3 mins

Max and Mason Teenagers' legacy spreads beyond city thanks to pal

THE legacy of murdered Knowle West teenagers Max Dixon and Mason Rist is spreading beyond Bristol thanks to anew campaign to get bleed kits installed across the South West and even further afield.

3 mins

Airbus boss calls for further dialogue following strike vote

AIRBUS workers have voted to strike in a dispute over pay. More than 3,000 aircraft fitters and engineers at Filton and Broughton in Flintshire, were balloted by the union Unite.

1 mins

'Shops are suffering' Call for council to reconsider unpopular parking fees

VILLAGERS have complained new parking charges are killing local shops as drivers choose to go elsewhere instead.

2 mins

Dental crisis New NHS slots only for those in pain

A BRISTOL dentist is opening up thousands of new appointments to NHS patients - but only to those who are suffering.

2 mins

Board to advise mayor on growth

A NEW business board that will advise the West of England mayor on growth opportunities in the region is being formed.

1 mins

'Race track' Plea to cut speeds to protect residents

Concerns have been raised about noisy cars on the A4018 near Berwick Green

2 mins

Centenarian Doreen's Guinness secret

A CENTENARIAN who cites being a mother as her proudest achievement celebrated her 100th birthday with close family.

1 mins

Bike thefts Six bicycles stolen daily in city neighbourhood

AN area of Bristol is among the country’s worst for bike thefts.

2 mins

Reaching for the stars Arena boss says he can't wait for that first gig

Work is undoubtedly progressing at Bristol's long-promised arena but the early promises were that it would be ready by now. Tristan Cork meets the man whose job it is to make a venue fit for the world's biggest names

4 mins

Strengthening how we tackle modern slavery

HAVE joined with the antislavery charity Unseen to strengthen how we respond to modern slavery, by awarding them funding over five years to support victims of modern slavery and exploitation.

1 mins

Interactive garden to bloom at gallery

A BRISTOL art gallery is to be transformed into an \"interactive garden\" inhabited by two-metre inflatable robot plants.

1 mins

Planning 'Offensive' comments removed from mosque bid

THE comments on a planning application to expand Weston-super-Mare's mosque have been removed from public view by North Somerset Council after it was overwhelmed with “offensive” objections.

2 mins

'I hope we can stay for as long as possible' Bingo fans praying for a lucky break

Change is in the air at Bristol's biggest bingo hall, with uncertainty over how it long it can stay in its current home. Tristan Cork visits Club 3000 and finds one of the city's friendliest communities underneath a doomed shopping centre

6 mins

Being waterwise for the sake of our wildlife

On a particularly warm afternoon, I could hear a busy splashing sound through the open window behind me.

2 mins

'Most haunted' Ghosthunters' shock at city spot

A GROUP of 'ghosthunters' claim a Bristol beauty spot is among the most haunted places in the UK.

2 mins

PM signs 'historic' India trade deal

SIR Keir Starmer told Indian counterpart Narendra Modi the signing of a trade deal was a “historic day” for the two countries.

1 mins

Ex-Labour pair are in politics for You

FORMER Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has launched a new political party.

1 mins

Israel not listening to UK, cross-party group warns

ISRAEL is not listening to the UK and ministers should “immediately” recognise the state of Palestine, a cross-party committee of MPs has said.

1 mins

UK private sector growth in decline

GROWTH in the UK's private sector slowed down last month as firms also accelerated job cuts in the face of higher costs, according to new figures.

1 mins

Plan to auto-enrol youngsters to vote

YOUNG people could be automatically enrolled on the voting register under plans being explored by the Government, a minister has told Parliament.

1 mins

Hope of Gaza ceasefire

ISRAEL said it had received Hamas's latest ceasefire proposal, with an official calling it “workable’, although no details were confirmed.

1 mins

'Millions the target of fear crime types'

ABOUT one in 10 people aged 16 and over in England and Wales were victims of at least one of the “crime types” of domestic abuse, sexual assault or stalking in the year to March, estimates suggest.

1 mins

'Eel lanes' created in rivers to assist 4,000-mile migration

DEDICATED “eel lanes” are being created in the rivers of the South Downs National Park to assist the migration of the European eel, which makes an “incredible” 4,000-mile transatlantic journey from its birthplace in the Sargasso Sea.

2 mins

Swift's army of waxworks to tour world

MADAME Tussauds has unveiled 13 new Taylor Swift figures that will go on display in the UK and abroad.

1 mins

Al helps cast Love Island

TV PRODUCERS have been using AI to aid with the casting of shows such as Love Island, the chief executive of ITV has said.

1 mins

Optimism at BT despite 10% fall in profit

TELECOMS giant BT Group has reported a 10% fall in its pretax profit, alongside a 3% dip in adjusted revenue, while maintaining that it is ‘on track’ to meet full-year guidance.

1 mins

Vodafone merger delivers double-digit revenue growth

VODAFONE has delivered a robust opening to its financial year, with revenue and profit growth bolstered by the recent completion of its UK merger with Three, now integrated into its financial results.

1 mins

Ka'iana is the most impactful character I've ever played...

Jason Momoa discusses his new Apple TV+ historical drama Chief of War with YOLANTHE FAWEHINMI

3 mins

PACK TRUNKS FOR A SAFARI

A SURPRISE OF A LIFETIME AWAITED ED GLEAVE AS HE HEADED OFF ON A REAL ZIMBABWEAN ADVENTURE

4 mins

Keeley lands role to kill for

KEELEY Hawes looks like she’s having the time of her life playing an exasperated ex-assassin in this high-octane drama, and it’s brilliant fun to watch too.

1 mins

DRIVE INTO THE FUTURE

TECHNOLOGY POWERS THE LEXUS RZ 550E WITH INNOVATIVE STEERING

3 mins

ASTON WITH FIN 'S'

Aston Martin has revealed a more powerful version of its Vantage with the “S”.

1 mins

Ton-up Trotman takes his average up to an amazing 547

BEN Trotman continued his remarkable run of form since qualifying for seniors cricket by completing a fourth successive unbeaten century for Gloucestershire Over 50s 2nds, which means he is averaging 547!

1 mins

Pak Bristolians and Downend chasing semi-finals place

PAK Bristolians will be home on Sunday (1pm) to Downend in the quarterfinals of the First Class Comms Gloucestershire Cup.

1 mins

Cricket Kerr salutes ‘incredible’ Leach after his six-wicket haul

ASON Kerr was full of praise for England spinner Jack Leach after Somerset's two-day Rothesay County Championship Division One victory against Durham at Taunton.

1 mins

Horse racing Rebel's Romance should go well in the King George

A RACING Post survey earlier this year showed punters are twice as likely to bet on jumping than they are on the Flat.

2 mins

Football Rashford feeling at home straight away after Barca loan move

MARCUS Rashford said Barcelona “feels like home” after joining the LaLiga champions on loan as he refused to criticise Manchester United.

2 mins

Athletics Sparey 'really happy' with his 800m silver for England

EWAN Sparey has spoken of his pride and delight at representing England at the British & Irish Schools Track & Field Championships, in Derby.

3 mins

Skelton and Valetini back for Australia

AUSTRALIA have been reinforced by the return of Will Skelton and Rob Valetini for their door-die second Test against the British and Irish Lions in Melbourne tomorrow.

1 mins

Rugby Ringrose rules himself out of second Test with concussion

GARRY Ringrose was a last-minute withdrawal from the British and Irish Lions team to face Australia tomorrow because of concussion, head coach Andy Farrell has revealed.

2 mins

Football We didn't look after the ball well enough, says Gas boss Clarke

DARRELL Clarke admitted his Bristol Rovers side \"didn't look after the ball well enough\" in a \"real good fitness exercise\" as they stepped up their preseason preparations with a home friendly against Championship side Coventry City on Wednesday evening.

2 mins

Women's football Walsh highlights England's ‘special’ qualities

KEIRA Walsh is convinced the “stressful” manner by which England reached the Euro 2025 final has unlocked the perfect weapon to seek revenge against World Cup holders Spain.

2 mins

Football I wasn't afforded any option to stay at City - Wells

NAHKI Wells has lifted the lid on his Bristol City exit, having left Ashton Gate upon the expiry of his contract earlier this summer, confirming he was never given the chance to extend his stay in the West Country.

3 mins

DERBY MAKE BID TO SIGN VYNER

DERBY County have submitted a bid for Bristol City defender Zak Vyner, the Bristol Post understands, but the Robins are set to reject their Championship rivals’ proposal.

2 mins

Make mine a mashup!

Mad for music and a fan of having fun? Then head to The Wardrobe Theatre for The Jukebox Mashup. NATALIE BANYARD spoke to musician Craig Mitchell about his hit show

3 mins

Dinosaurs on their way to Old Vic

IF you and your little ones love dinosaurs those huge, awesome animals that once roamed the earth then head to Bristol Old Vic for the roar-some Dinosaur World Live.

1 mins

Join this alfresco dance Party

MUSIC event Siren is back at the Amphithea- tre this weekend, and it sounds like the Harbourside will be awash with great tunes and dance anthems.

2 mins

School's out

From cost-free fun to Bristol attractions that are firm family favourites, ELLIE KENDALL shares some summer holiday tips

4 mins

HIDDEN GEMS

WITH ERICA SHARPE

4 mins

STAN CULLIMORE

VOICES OF THE WEST COUNTRY

3 mins

CHRIS RUNDLE

CHRIS RUNDLE PONDERS THE GOOD AND THE (MOSTLY) BAD IN BARBECUING BEFORE SEVING UP SOME GREAT LAMB RECIPES

2 mins

A taste of the Middle East

Chef and food writer Yasmin Khan chats to LAUREN TAYLOR about bringing some Persian and Pakistani flavours to her vegetarian cooking

3 mins

Fish and chips doesn't get much better

MARK TAYLOR samples Josh Eggleton's new Salt and Malt opening in Weston-super-Mare

3 mins

Just one night by the water

ESTEL FARELL ROIG loved her 24-hour break just an hour's drive from her Bristol home

3 mins

'It was how you responded to the music'

JEFFREY DAVIES chats to playwright and director John Godber as he tells us how a love of Northern Soul led to him writing comedy Do I Love You?, which opens at Bath Theatre Royal next week

6 mins