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May 09, 2025

Housing Plan for 400 homes in first phase of regeneration scheme

DEVELOPERS have submitted plans to build more than 400 homes as part of the first phase of a major regeneration project in Bedminster.

2 mins

10,000 extra train seats as fans get set for the Big Day Out

ALMOST 10,000 extra train seats are being provided for rugby fans heading to Cardiff for the hotly-anticipated Big Day Out on Saturday as Bristol Bears take on Bath Rugby at the Principality Stadium.

1 mins

'Personal mission' Rugby coach runs to big match in tribute to daughter Amber

WHEN Glen Townson found his two-year-old daughter Amber lifeless in bed with no explanation, his world shattered.

2 mins

Government deal creates 200 jobs at Rolls-Royce

ROLLS-ROYCE has had two significant boosts this week - securing a £563million contract with the Ministry of Defence and being exempted from Trump's tariffs.

1 mins

Health 'More than half of adults in city are overweight or obese'

MORE than half of Bristol's adults are overweight or obese - but health bosses warn telling people to simply to eat less is not helpful and could cause harm.

2 mins

'Going down a treat' - MP toasts local gin in the House of Commons

A THORNBURY-based gin has been given the honour of representing its region in the House of Commons bar this week, following a nomination by local MP Claire Young.

1 mins

Transport trial Bike lanes could be painted red to reduce conflict

SOME bike lanes in Bristol could soon be painted red to \"reduce conflict\" between cyclists and pedestrians as part of a new trial.

3 mins

Salute City marks 80th anniversary of VE Day

VETERANS remembered, city leaders paid tribute and care homes celebrated with vintage flair as Bristol joined nationwide events marking eight decades since Victory in Europe.

2 mins

'Earthquake bass' Council sides with bar over noise

A LONG-STANDING Bristol bar has faced off a threat to its premises licence after a neighbour complained about earthquake-like bass.

3 mins

Search Family fly to New Zealand to help find city man

THE family of a Bristol man who vanished after a hike in New Zealand are flying across the world to help find him.

1 mins

Inspectors praise 'fun-packed' nursery

A BRISTOL nursery where \"happy and confident” children have “fun-packed’ days” has been praised by Ofsted.

1 mins

The secret lives of slow worms

ONE thing we need to get out of the way when talking about slow worms - they’re not worms or, indeed, snakes.

2 mins

MP 'to focus on parliamentary responsibilities'

CARLA Denyer has announced she will be stepping down as co-leader of the Green Party.

1 mins

PM hails 'historic day' as trade deal agreed with US

THE conclusion of a US-UK trade agreement is a “fantastic, historic day’, Sir Keir Starmer said as he and Donald Trump formally announced the deal.

1 mins

Arrivals to 'need better English' to work in UK

THE Government will crack down on record high levels of migration in a forth coming document, No 10 has suggested, amid reports migrants will need a higher standard of English to work in the UK.

2 mins

American is new Pope

THE first-ever American Pope has appeared in front of jubilant crowds in Rome as the new leader of the Catholic Church.

2 mins

King leads thanks at VE service

THE King has led the nation in honouring the sacrifices of those who brought peace to Europe 80 years ago.

2 mins

Attenborough: If we save the sea, we save our world

SIR David Attenborough has issued a powerful rallying cry to protect the oceans in a film released this week to coincide with his 99th birthday.

2 mins

I've lost everything, says cleared BGT star

A FORMER Britain's Got Talent final ist said he has \"lost everything\" and will be \"slowly rebuilding\" his life after being cleared of raping two women.

1 mins

Construction industry facing recovery delay

ONE of the UK's largest building materials suppliers, Lords, has warned that the construction industry is unlikely to recover before the end of the year due to rising taxes and increased uncertainty.

1 mins

Alphabet share price plunges as Apple eyes Al search plans

ALPHABET, the parent company of Google, experienced its most significant share price drop since October on Wednesday, plummeting 7.5% after Apple announced a historic decline in Safari search and hinted at a strategic shift towards AI-powered competitors.

1 mins

MED TO measure

EMBRACE COASTAL VIBES WITH SUN-DAPPLED DECOR, SAYS SAM WYLIE-HARRIS

1 mins

Zadar on your radar...

MIXING COASTAL COOL WITH CITY SWAGGER, CALLY BROOKS FINDS ZADAR MAGIC

3 mins

Hat's the way to do it at fine and dandy Met Gala

IF YOU want to get ahead get a hat goes the old saying. That was certainly the case at Monday night's Met Gala where a host of A-list stars showcased some haute couture headgear.

2 mins

Getting into the swing

NON-MONOGAMY

1 mins

CIT'S SO PRACTICAL BUT DULL TO DRIVE

THE Citroen C4 used to be a stylish family hatchback with innovative safety features.

3 mins

Cricket Players assess security fears

ENGLISH cricketers involved in the Pakistan Super League are debating whether to return home after the escalation of hostilities between the country and India.

1 mins

Don't underestimate the role jockeys play in races

KIERAN Shoemark's demotion from being John and Thady Gosden's stable jockey came after almost a year of whispers and social media chitchat whenever a fancied high-profile runner from the yard with him on board lost.

2 mins

Cricket Somerset’s Rew gets the call off England

SOMERSET batter James Rew has been called up to the England squad for this month's one-off Test against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.

1 mins

Tennis Raducanu battles through to the second round in Rome

EMMA Raducanu overcame a brief wobble to book her spot in the second round of the Italian Open with a three-set win over Maya Joint.

2 mins

Athletics Men's road-relay team round off a terrific winter season with national title win

THE success in adding yet another men’s national title to the Bristol & West AC's roll of honour surely cements this winter as the greatest in the club's history.

4 mins

Van Graan hints at changes for Bears derby

BATH look set to heavily rotate their side for tomorrow's derby clash with Bristol Bears at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff (3.05pm) with Johann van Graan’s side having played more games than any other English club this season, writes John Evely.

2 mins

Rugby Itoje's set to captain the Lions for their tour of Australia

MARO Itoje has become the first English captain of the British and Irish Lions since Martin Johnson in 2001 after being placed in charge of the squad bound for Australia this summer.

2 mins

Football We'll learn from painful defeat, insists Gunners captain

MARTIN Odegaard has insisted Arsenal must stick together following their “painful” exit from the Champions League which left them trophyless for another season.

2 mins

Football Martin looks set for a busy summer

RICKY Martin has hardly been at Bristol Rovers for a month, but already the Gas' new director of football has overseen some significant decisions.

5 mins

Robins face a mountain to climb in second leg after heavy home defeat

BRISTOL City will have an insurmountable task ahead of them if they are to achieve their Premier League dream after a 3-0 home defeat to Sheffield United in the first leg of their Championship play-off semi-final last night gave Liam Manning's side it all to do ahead of Monday's second leg at Bramall Lane.

2 mins

Carbon dated The time-travelling guide to the climate crisis

A hopeful and humorous take on climate change, The Beautiful Future is Coming features Bristol-based actress Phoebe Thomas - star of Holby City and Rain Dogs.

7 mins

The shoe factory tale that’s just full of soul

Sassy, uplifting and never a drag, Kinky Boots The Musical is high-kicking its way back to Bristol to strut its stuff.

1 mins

'Good clowning takes skill'

Comedian Elf Lyons chats to us before her award-winning show hits the West Country

5 mins

Swish hotel's a treat to be savoured at your leisure

SOMETIMES - but not very often - my expectations are exceeded from start to finish. This certainly happened when I stayed at Homewood on the outskirts of Bath.

3 mins

STAN CULLIMORE

VOICES OF THE WEST COUNTRY

3 mins

CHRIS RUNDLE

CHRIS RUNDLE'S GOT HIMSELF A NEW TART TIN, AND HE COULDN'T WAIT TO USE IT

3 mins

BARBIE WORLD

TOP TV CHEF TOM KERRIDGE SHARES BARBECUE TIPS WITH LAUREN TAYLOR

3 mins

Second Floor still hitting the heights

MARK TAYLOR reveals there are set meals - and there are Harvey Nichols set meals, as he returns to the high end city store's eaterie

2 mins

Old school pub values

THE first thing | notice when | arrive at The Good Intent are the locals perched on bar stools with their cans of Natch cider.

1 mins

The Little Coffee Shop that's big on convenience

As a Saltford resident herself, Niamh Shannon knew exactly what the village was lacking when she bought the derelict local public toilet and turned it into a cafe.

2 mins

Beeses has a buzz but it comes at a price

MARK TAYLOR went down to the woods and got lost looking for the city’s most elusive pub

2 mins

Plenty of song, comedy and colour - it's The Mikado

JEFFREY DAVIES chats with mezzo soprano Louise Crane as the multi-talented Opera della Luna returns to the Theatre Royal in Bath next week with a Gilbert and Sullivan classic comic opera

5 mins

HEAT WAVES

SUNSOAKED SURF THRILLER SET DOWN UNDER GIVES NICOLAS CAGE THE CHANCE TO DO WHAT HE DOES BEST... SPIRAL OUT OF CONTROL

2 mins

Spring into summer

BBC GARDENERS' WORLD PRESENTER RACHEL DE THAME OFFERS HER TOP PICKS ON THE BEST SPRING-TO-SUMMER PLANTS TO FILL THE COLOUR GAPS

3 mins

Expert advice How to make your allotment look pretty

HUW RICHARDS offers some inspirational tips on ornamental edibles and plot design

3 mins

Richard Osman's first book opened the gate for lots of us

BBC Radio 2 host and Channel 5 presenter Jeremy Vine chats to ELLA WALKER about venturing into 'cosy crime', what really scares him, and the big 6-0

4 mins

We never want the audience to believe they've cracked it

Jason Watkins and Robson Green star in new thriller The Game. Damon Smith finds out what's in store

2 mins

KILLING MACHINE

Murderbot's Alexander Skarsgard talks to ELLA WALKER about playing a reluctant robot who just wants to binge watch his favourite soap not go on epic adventures