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August 04, 2025

Man admits one shotgun charge

A BRISTOL man has admitted possessing a shotgun with intent to cause fear of violence and unlawful wounding after a 15-year-old boy was shot in a Cardiff suburb.

1 mins

Homes bid 'Residents would have to drive everywhere'

PLANS for 20 new homes in the countryside near Yate have faced criticism from councillors who say future residents would have to drive everywhere.

2 mins

Boys aged 15 and 16 charged with string of driving offences

TWO teenage boys from Bristol have been charged with a number of offences after a police chase involving a stolen motorbike.

1 mins

Diamond geezer Feathers stars in masterpiece as Gromit trail grows

MORE mischievous masterpieces have been added to this summer's Gromit Unleashed trail.

2 mins

Firm gives a helping hand to charities across region

A PORTISHEAD communications agency has awarded grants to ten charities after receiving a record number of applications for its annual fund.

1 mins

Cat attacks Police officers will be ‘keeping additional lookout’ in area

POLICE say they will be ‘keeping an additional lookout’ in the St Pauls area after a local councillor warned of a series of reports of cats being mutilated, abused or going missing.

2 mins

Seafood restaurant to make a comeback at foodie hotspot

A FAMILY-run restaurant in Cornwall is making a comeback in a popular foodie hotspot in Bristol.

1 mins

Housing City not the van-dwelling capital of UK, councillor insists

BRISTOL is not the UK’s vehicle dwelling capital, according to the city council.

3 mins

Trapped in Gaza but we haven't given up on our university dream

TWO sisters trapped in Gaza, including one with a place at the University of Bristol, have said they haven't given up on their dreams of studying in the UK.

4 mins

Lantern Parade Event won't happen until 2027, organisers say

ORGANISERS of another staple of the Bristol community events calendar have announced that it won't be happening this year, and is likely to switch to taking place every two years instead.

2 mins

Four arrested after hundreds of kilos of drugs found on boat

FOUR men have been arrested, and a multi-agency investigation has been launched in the South-West, after several hundred kilos of drugs were seized from a boat in Somerset.

1 mins

'We'll move away' Office plan sparks row

PLANS to build offices near the M5 motorway have sparked a row over protecting the green belt as neighbours say they'll move away.

2 mins

Home going cheap - but you won't be able to see inside

A TWO-bedroom house “in need of major renovations” in the heart of St George is on the market for the cut-price fee of £140,000 - but there are a couple of major catches. First, you can’t try before you buy.

1 mins

Disruption warning as road set to close overnight for works

BRISTOL motorists are set to face more summer disruption as works continue on a major commuter road.

2 mins

IDLES IN QUEEN SQUARE

RENCHED in sweat and heart pounding, the moshpit finally calmed down for a moment as a huge gap formed in the crowd.

3 mins

Gazan children coming to UK for medical treatment

UP TO 300 children could be evacuated from Gaza and given NHS treatment in the UK.

2 mins

Row about number of doctors on strike

LESS than a third of resident doctors joined strike action last week, NHS England has said.

1 mins

Prison warning over 'sea crossing posts'

ANYONE advertising Channel crossings or fake passports on social media could face up to five years in prison under new plans.

1 mins

'At least 23' aid seekers killed

ISRAELI forces killed at least 23 Palestinians seeking food yesterday in the Gaza Strip, according to hospital officials in the territory.

1 mins

Ukraine strikes Sochi

AN overnight Ukrainian drone attack on an oil depot near Russia's Black Sea resort of Sochi sparked a major fire, Russian officials said yesterday, as the two countries traded strikes.

1 mins

Warning of violence on UK streets

THERE is “every possibility” that similar violence to the Southport riots of summer 2024 could reoccur, the head of a watchdog has said.

1 mins

Pressure is on to secure world’s first treaty on plastic pollution

NEGOTIATORS looking to secure the world’s first treaty to combat plastic pollution are under pressure to secure an ambitious deal this week after previous talks ended without consensus.

2 mins

What future for Homo Sapiens if we do not limit what we do?

HERE has been much detailed discussion in the Bristol Post over the last few years on the subject of, in particular, climate change and the need to not alter the composition of the earth’s atmosphere so much, that the present living things on the planet, could no longer survive.

2 mins

Davina 'not afraid of dying'

FORMER Big Brother presenter Davina McCall has said she is “not afraid of dying” after she underwent an operation to remove a benign brain tumour.

2 mins

BACK TO SCHOOL JUST GOT BETTER

WIN £100 TO SPEND AT MATALAN

1 mins

Bank on great deals for new students

WITH results day fast approaching, some students may be getting ready to open their very first bank account.

3 mins

Make sure your cabin bag measures up to the rules

YOUR CONSUMER RIGHTS CHAMPION

3 mins

LOST & FOUND

MARION MCMULLEN LOOKS AT HOW AMERICAN DRAMA LOST CAPTURED THE IMAGINATION OF UK VIEWERS 20 YEARS AGO

1 mins

Bristol & District Saleem’s ton fires promotion hopefuls’ victory

MAHDI Saleem compiled his second successive century as Downend 2nds eased in by 116 runs away to bottom side Claverham to further boost his club's hopes of promotion from the Martin Berrill Sports Bristol & District League's Senior Division.

2 mins

WEPL Defeat for Downend despite Shafi’s fine knock

YRUS Shafi carried his bat as relegation battling Downend came up just 13 runs short at home to leaders Bridgwater in Premier One of the West of England Premier League.

2 mins

Cricket Counties see matches fizzle out in draws

A HALF-century from the experienced bat of Tom Abell was key as Somerset secured the draw that had seemed inevitable for much of their Rothesay County Championship visit to Trent Bridge on Friday.

1 mins

Rugby Farrell not ruling out taking charge of Lions’ New Zealand tour

ANDY Farrell has left the door open to leading the next British and Irish Lions tour after presiding over a 2-1 series victory against Australia.

2 mins

Defeat stirs familiar feelings after last season's struggles

Talking points from Bristol Rovers' defeat to Harrogate at the Memorial Stadium, by Dan Hargraves

4 mins

Formula One Lando holds off Piastri to win thriller

LANDO Norris held off a thrilling late charge from Oscar Piastri to win the Hungarian Grand Prix and reduce his world championship rival's lead to nine points.

2 mins

Football Struber happy to win but sees lots of room for improvement

BRISTOL City head coach Gerhard Struber has praised his side's level of performance after the Robins ran away with a 4-0 win over Spanish side Real Valladolid in their final friendly of preseason.

2 mins

Academy talent Shaw's snapped up by the Seagulls

BRISTOL Rovers have confirmed the sale of academy graduate Kofi Shaw to Premier League club Brighton and Hove Albion, writes Daniel Hargraves.

1 mins

Football Gas welcome ‘pacey, aggressive’ striker

NEW Bristol Rovers striker Fabrizio Cavegn has said he is “very excited” after completing his move to the Gas from Swiss second division side FC Vaduz on a three -year deal with the option of a further year for an undisclosed fee, subject to international clearance.

1 mins

Football Rovers boss lifts the lid on reasons for Taylor's absence

DARRELL Clarke has confirmed that defender Connor Taylor has been subject to a number of offers from other clubs and, as a result, the 23-year-old has submitted a transfer request.