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December 05, 2025

Patrols increased in Castle Park following three attacks in a week

POLICE have increased patrols in Castle Park after three attacks in the past week.

1 mins

'We didn’t want to cause any harm' Activist denies intending to use violence

PALESTINE Action activists who allegedly used sledgehammers as weapons on security guards and police officers during a break-in at an Israel-based defence firm's UK site “didn’t want any harm to happen’, one of the accused said.

2 mins

Appeal to help biker left with serious injuries

A 29-year-old motorcyclist has been left with life changing injuries, including a broken spine, after a crash last week.

1 mins

Bingo club submits plans for new venue for up to 1,200 punters

A BINGO hall that closed at Broadwalk Shopping Centre in Knowle in October has unveiled detailed plans for its move to Bedminster.

1 mins

Fading out Questions over future as artwork deteriorates again after repairs

THE long-term viability of the city’s centre’s vast new floor mural has been called into question as autumn weather and shoppers’ feet take their toll.

2 mins

The Woman in Black

Theatre Royal, Bath

2 mins

'Too few quality checks' Council auditors issue social care warning

TOO few quality checks are taking place at the hundreds of firms providing care for elderly and disabled people in Bristol.

2 mins

Operation Scorpion: 100 people arrested in drug and exploitation crackdown

MORE than 100 people have been arrested across the South West after police forces came together to target illegal drugs and child criminal exploitation.

1 mins

'Defending plans has cost us £300K'

Judge backs zoo homes decision

3 mins

New hospital geodome helping with skin cancer treatment

GREAT British weather is no longer standing in the way of skin treatment at Southmead Hospital - thanks to a geodome.

1 mins

Three branches Popular artisan bakery announces sudden closure

A POPULAR artisan bakery with three sites across Bristol has announced its sudden closure.

2 mins

Person inside 'I noticed bin was that bit heavier'

A REFUSE collector has described the shocking moment he discovered a homeless person sleeping inside a bin moments before it was tipped into a lorry.

2 mins

Schools named among the best

SEVERAL Bristol schools have been named among the best in the region in The Sunday Times Parent Power Guide 2026.

1 mins

Brabazon First look at student homes in Propeller Quarter

NEW computer-generated images have been released of a major student accommodation development at Brabazon as the first bookings open.

1 mins

Visitor levy 'Tax can help support our businesses'

THE Mayor of the West of England has written an open letter to businesses addressing the potential introduction of a visitor levy following recent devolution announcements.

2 mins

Passenger numbers up over half a million at station

PASSENGER numbers at Bristol Temple Meads have risen by more than half a million over the last year according to new official figures.

1 mins

Near misses Footpath over rail line could be shut due to safety fears

A FOOTPATH in the countryside north of Bristol could soon be blocked off to the public because of a severe safety risk. The public right of way runs over a railway north of Charfield in South Gloucestershire but Network Rail fears that the footpath is too dangerous to remain open.

3 mins

My commitment to you remains unchanged

With Police and Crime Commissioner Clare Moody

1 mins

Waves of support Surf-athon to raise funds for pioneering therapy

VOLUNTEER mentors are preparing to surf hundreds of waves to celebrate five years of a pioneering project delivering life-changing therapy to children inland.

2 mins

Keeping nature positive

With Stuart McCarthy-Thompson, Communications and Campaigns Manager

2 mins

Poverty strategy 'will give every child a good start'

MORE accessible childcare and an end to families being stuck in bed and breakfasts beyond the legal limit are among the promises in a new child poverty strategy the Government said will give all children “a good start in life”.

2 mins

Reform UK is handed record £9m donation

REFORM UK has recently received the biggest single donation in history to a political party from a living person, official figures show.

1 mins

No deal yet, says Putin

RUSSIAN President Vladimir Putin says that some proposals in a US plan to end the war in Ukraine are unacceptable to the Kremlin, indicating that any deal is still some way off despite intense shuttle diplomacy by American envoys.

1 mins

Nerve agent death report 'falls short'

THE family of Novichok victim Dawn Sturgess have said “there must be reflection and change” as they criticised the lack of recommendations in a public inquiry’s final report.

2 mins

GB Energy aiming to attract £15bn in private financing

GREAT British Energy has vowed to generate enough clean energy to power almost 10 million homes, under new spending plans that it hopes will attract £15 billion worth of private finance.

1 mins

Real patriotism demands that we confront threats to our democracy

EIR Starmer’s suggestion that Nigel Farage should lead an inquiry into Russian interference within Reform UK following Nathan Gill’s conviction for taking bribes to push Kremlin propaganda is an entirely inadequate response.

1 mins

Traitors star tops Google search list

THE Celebrity Traitors star Cat Burns has been named the most searched-for female musician on Google in the UK in 2025.

1 mins

Butlins back in profit in its 90th year

BUTLIN'S has bounced back from a £75m loss to return to profitability during its most recent financial year, new figures show.

1 mins

Billions pulled from UK funds by investors

EQUITY funds have suffered their deepest and most prolonged bout of outflows on record with investors pulling more than £10bn in the past six months, new figures have revealed.

1 mins

Climb Jack's beanstalk for un-veg-etable night of panto

The Bristol Hippodrome's Christmas panto is back, and this year we're invited to join Jack up the Beanstalk for a festive extravaganza!

7 mins

Pudding on a show

THESE SPECTACULAR DESSERTS ARE THE PERFECT WAY TO ROUND OFF YOUR FESTIVE FEAST. BY MARION MCMULLEN

1 mins

The Fraggle gaggle is back

THE FIRST SNOW OF FRAGGLE ROCK, APPLE TV

1 mins

A Mokk hot hatch

VAUXHALL GOES BACK TO GLORY DAYS WITH ITS NEW MOKKA GSE REPLETE WITH HEATED BUCKET SEATS AND 20IN WHEELS, BUT HOW DOES IT FARE ON THE ROAD?

3 mins

THE ONLY WAY IS MGS6 FOREVS

The MGS6 has hit the road in the UK, arriving with a series of specifications and motor options.

1 mins

Formula One 'This has been my whole life'

LANDO Norris admits he has the \"most to lose\" as he prepares to fulfil a lifelong dream in Formula One's three-way world title shootout in Abu Dhabi.

1 mins

Jewson/Hellenic We're starting now to see the real Brislington, says manager Lewton

BRISLINGTON’S new boss Matt Lewton insists the only way is up for his team as they host mid-table Newquay tomorrow eager to rise from an unwanted third-bottom position on the Jewson Western League Premier Division ladder.

5 mins

What happened to the best taking on the best?

SPORT should be about the best taking on the best, writes James Burn.

1 mins

Genge set to feature in Champions Cup opener

BRISTOL Bears are set to welcome back a trio of international players for tomorrow night's Champions Cup opener away at Scarlets in a selection boost for boss Pat Lam

1 mins

Southern Justin pleased with what he’s seen from Farm in recent weeks

BRISTOL Manor Farm manager Will Justin points to a positive period of a helter-skelter_ campaign for his team as reasons for optimism ahead of tomorrow's important home game against Bashley.

4 mins

Athletics Le Grice hoping Kenya camp pays off for him in Valencia

FRESH from a monastic training spell in Kenya, Pete Le Grice will be hoping the running gods smile on him at the Valencia Marathon on Sunday.

2 mins

Super Saka's attitude was million Buks

JOLEON LESCOTT says Bukayo Saka is not praised enough for his decision-making.

1 mins

PRICELESS RICE TASTY CHOICE TO LEAD GUNS

JOLEON LESCOTT reckons Declan Rice could be Arsenal captain next season.

1 mins

Cricket Crawley: Squad chuffed for Root after first ton Down Under

ZAK Crawley paid tribute to England's “humble” hero Joe Root after he finally celebrated a first Test century on Australian soil.

2 mins

Sykes: I haven't heard anything yet about a new contract

MARK Sykes says he’s yet to be offered a new contract by Bristol City, and while the versatile winger is hopeful “something can happen” in the coming weeks and months, he is yet to hear from the Robins regarding his long-term future.

2 mins

Football Luke: Results will come if we keep building on performances

AFTER Saturday's heartbreaking 1-0 defeat to Notts County, which condemned Bristol Rovers to an eighth consecutive League Two defeat, the Gas bounced back with a penalty shootout victory against Cambridge United to book their place in the last 16 of the Vertu Trophy on Tuesday night.

2 mins

City boss keeping his main focus on upcoming games, not transfer window

BRISTOL City want to execute the plan put together in the summer transfer window this winter, according to Gerhard Struber, but the Robins’ boss insists the majority of his energy is focused on his side’s upcoming fixtures.

1 mins

Football Knight and Pring could be ready to start again, says Struber

ASON Knight and Cam Pring have given Gerhard Struber a “really good feeling” that they could start against Millwall, the Bristol City boss has confirmed, while both Josh Stokes and Harry Cornick have returned to training ahead of the Lions’ visit to Ashton Gate.

3 mins

KNIGHT LOOKS SET FOR CITY RETURN

HEAD COACH STRUBER HINTS HIS SKIPPER COULD BE BACK FOR MILLWALL CLASH AFTER BEING RESTED AGAINST PORTSMOUTH

1 mins

People are going to be empowered by hearing these positive stories

TV presenter Anita Rani discusses her new show, the longevity of her career, and what Christmas was like for her as a child. By YOLANTHE FAWEHINMI

4 mins

Making the most of your festive roast

TV chef Rick Stein shares his tips and tricks for the ultimate Christmas dinner, with LAUREN TAYLOR

2 mins

ROAST GOOSE WITH SAGE AND ONION STUFFING AND APPLE SAUCE (Serves 8)

INGREDIENTS: 1 x 4.5-5kg oven-ready goose; salt and black pepper FOR THE SAGE AND ONION STUFFING: 3 large onions, finely chopped; 75g goose fat; 200g fresh white breadcrumbs; 200g vacuum-packed chestnuts, chopped; finely grated zest of 1 lemon; 4thsp chopped fresh sage; 3thsp chopped parsley; 1 large egg, beaten; oil, for greasing; salt and black pepper FOR THE STOCK/GRAVY: 4 rashers of streaky bacon, chopped; goose giblets; 1 small onion, chopped; 1 carrot, chopped; 2 celery sticks, chopped; 2 bay leaves; 6 black peppercorns; 2thsp (heaped) plain flour FOR THE APPLE SAUCE: 4 Cox's apples, peeled, cored and sliced

2 mins

NEXT LEVEL BEEF BOURGUIGNON

A day or two ahead, cut the meat into 5cm chunks. Put in a glass bowl with the garlic, star anise, thyme, bay and plenty of seasoning. Mix it all together well.

2 mins

STAYING ONE STEP AHEAD

Keep calm and prep now for easy festive feasting

3 mins

I love isolated places... I like being next to the sea...

Author Ann Cleeves talks TV adaptations and writing her last Vera book. By HANNAH STEPHENSON

5 mins

SCREEN SAVIOUR

THE MALDIVES OFFER DREAM RELAXATION FOR FRAZZLED BRAINS, BARRY COOPER FINDS

4 mins

Steal a march on Jack Frost

AFTER a mild start, late November saw winter truly kick in with colder nights and early frosts in northern areas. So now is the perfect time to prepare your garden before temperatures dip further.

2 mins

THREE'S A CROWD

REFRESHING ROMCOM SEES ELIZABETH OLSEN'S RECENTLY DECEASED JOAN FACED WITH THE DILEMMA OF WHICH OF HER TWO HUSBANDS TO SPEND HER AFTERLIFE WITH

2 mins

It's sad that friendships fall out...

Daniel Radcliffe, Jonathan Groff, and Lindsay Mendez discuss friendship and loss in their roles in a new filmed stage version of Stephen Sondheim's musical Merrily We Roll Along. By LYNN RUSK

4 mins

When you chase your ambitions sometimes you sacrifice things you wish you hadn't

CO-STARS GEORGE CLOONEY AND ADAM SANDLER DISCUSS WORK/LIFE BALANCE AND THEIR FRIENDSHIP AS THEY JOIN FORCES FOR NETFLIX FILM JAY KELLY. BY YOLANTHE FAWEHINMI

4 mins

Making waves... but without the Doctor

WRITER RUSSELL T DAVIES AND STARS RUSSELL TOVEY AND GUGU MBATHA-RAW DISCUSS NEW DOCTOR WHO SPIN-OFF SERIES, THE WAR BETWEEN THE LAND AND THE SEA, WITH LYNN RUSK