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August 18, 2025

Council tells National Grid to delay works amid traffic chaos on roads

SOUTH Gloucestershire Council has postponed a set of roadworks amid a summer of chaos for motorists.

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Rejected Plan for music event at skate park refused

PLAN to hold a mini punk music festival at a skatepark underneath the busiest stretch of road in Bristol has been rejected by the council’s licensing committee, after the police objected saying they feared it could get out of hand.

3 mins

CCTV appeal after 80-year-old woman has handbag stolen

POLICE are investigating after an elderly woman's handbag was stolen from a pharmacy.

1 mins

'Sweet reminder healing happens in more ways than one' Hospital bees' honey crop

TWO hives introduced to the grounds of Bristol's biggest hospital have begun producing honey, just over a year after the special ‘gentle and calm’ bees arrived.

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Council hopeful community farm can be saved

A POPULAR council-owned farm could be saved, with a new operator planned to takeover the site by spring next year. Grimsbury Farm in Kingswood has faced an uncertain future, and in recent years there were fears the free family-friendly attraction could be at risk of closure.

1 mins

Housing Plan to turn former pub in East Street into 16-bed HMP

T was once one of South Bristol’s biggest pubs, but now developers have submitted a plan to turn The Assembly in Bedminster into a small shop at the front with a shared house for 16 people built behind it.

3 mins

Community celebrates Marlon's 50th birthday 31 years after horror attack

THE family of a man left in a ‘waking coma’ after a racist attack that shocked the nation 31 years ago hosted his 50th birthday party this weekend.

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'Truly inspirational' £24,000 raised in tribute to pals killed on ride to salute D-Day heroes

A LOCAL scooter club has raised over £24,000 for charity in memory of three of its beloved members, who died in a crash earlier this year.

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Streets awash with colour as City fans celebrate

Bristol City fans at Flag Day in West Street on Saturday

1 mins

Homelessness 'No simple solution' to park tents

THE council has said there is no “simple solution” to help rough sleepers living in tents at Bristol parks.

2 mins

Illegal e-bikes and e-scooters seized by police

A POLICE crackdown on illegal e-scooters and e-bikes in Bristol has continued - this time police stopped riders and seized their vehicles on the Bristol to Bath Railway Path in east Bristol.

1 mins

Accommodation scrum World Cup brings a huge boost to city hotels

BRISTOL'S hospitality sector is already experiencing a late summer boost in bookings - thanks to the Women’s Rugby World Cup coming to the city in mid September.

3 mins

Rape hell I'm speaking out now to help other women

A COURAGEOUS Bristol woman who was sexually assaulted by her downstairs neighbour has revealed how he monitored her movements around her flat to orchestrate the horrific attack.

4 mins

Reform attacked over plan to scrap online safely law

Nigel Farage and Reform UK risk \"failing a generation of young women\" if they scrap online safety laws aimed at preventing revenge porn, Angela Rayner has said.

1 mins

Palestine Action 'is more than regular protest group'

HOME Secretary Yvette Cooper has labelled Palestine Action more than “a regular protest group”.

1 mins

Scrap two-child cap on benefits - Kinnock

LABOUR must scrap the two-child cap on benefits to lift children out of poverty, the party’s former leader Neil Kinnock has said.

1 mins

Protests stepped up

PROTESTERS in Israel demanding the country’s government make a deal to secure the release of hostages held by militants in Gaza escalated their campaign yesterday, staging a strike that disrupted traffic and closed businesses.

1 mins

Starmer is heading to Washington

SIR Keir Starmer will join Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky and European leaders for a meeting with United States President Donald Trump at the White House today, Downing Street said yesterday.

2 mins

Warning over 'decade of decline' for rare chalk stream in England

SURVEYING shows one of England's important chalk streams has suffered “a decade of decline”, campaigners have warned as they call for more action to protect the globally-rare habitat.

2 mins

Bond ‘has to be a guy’

DAME Helen Mirren has said that while she is a feminist the next James Bond “has to be a guy”.

1 mins

ACT NOW TO BOOST YOUR NEST EGG

Experts tell LARA OWEN what we should be doing to secure a more prosperous future

4 mins

What does the Supreme Court's car finance verdict mean for you?

The Supreme Court recently reached a decision on car finance complaints that had huge implications for anyone who has bought a car on finance over the last decade or two.

2 mins

Non-League Yate's away-day misery

YATE Town suffered a 3-0 defeat at Hanwell Town in their first away game back in Southern League Premier South.

1 mins

Hanham clinch win with two late goals against Broadwell

THE top five teams in the Gloucestershire County League are on four points after two games, including Hanham Athletic after their 3-1 home win against Broadwell Amateurs.

2 mins

FA Cup Mangotsfield move into first qualifying round

MANGOTSFIELD United were the only local team to progress in the FA Cup on Saturday after a 3-0 Cossham Street success against Cribbs in the preliminary round.

1 mins

WEPL Phoenix rise to the top following victory over Brislington

JUST four points separate the top three sides chasing the one promotion place from WEPL's Bristol & North Somerset division after another afternoon of drama.

2 mins

WEPL Robbie's double hundred in vain as Bedminster chase down 319 at Thornbury

ROBBIE O'Donnell crashed a brilliant unbeaten 207 but still finished on the losing side as Bedminster chased down a target of 319 for a four-wicket win at Thornbury to remain second in Premier One of the West of England Premier League.

2 mins

Pervaiz stars with six-wicket haul in Stapleton's tied finish with Downend

TIES are a rare event in any form of cricket but Stapleton have now managed two in a row after finishing all square with neighbours Downend 2nds in a thrilling Martin Berrill Sports Bristol & District League derby.

2 mins

Football Le Bris delighted with forward options

SUNDERLAND boss Regis Le Bris expressed his delight at having “strong” forward options this season.

1 mins

Bath fail to make domination count at Twerton Park

BATH City, despite dominating the game for long spells, opened their home National League South campaign with a 2-1 defeat against Dover Athletic at Cannon Clarke Stadium @ Twerton Park.

1 mins

Rovers show character but sending-off proves costly

Talking points from Bristol Rovers' defeat to Chesterfield at the SMH Group Stadium, by Dan Hargraves

3 mins

Ipswich and Saints share spoils in battle of relegated sides

IPSWICH Town and Southampton earned a point apiece as the battle of two of the relegated clubs from last season's Premier League ended 1-1 at Portman Road yesterday.

1 mins

Vitek impresses as City grind out point against Charlton

Talking points from Bristol City's draw against Charlton

4 mins

Rugby Lam thrilled by Bristol's signing of ‘world-class’ Rees-Zammit

LOUIS Rees-Zammit will join Bristol Bears with immediate effect after the club secured the signature of the lightning-quick international star.

2 mins

Football Rovers boss frustrated after Senior's 'soft' dismissal

DARRELL Clarke believes the decision to send off Joel Senior in Bristol Rovers' 3-1 defeat at Chesterfield is a decision referee Sam Mulhall will be \"disappointed\" with after it \"determined the game.

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Cricket Thorburn hails 'awesome' unbeaten ton from Bancroft

CAMERON Bancroft scored a superbly-judged unbeaten hundred to guide Gloucestershire to a convincing five-wicket victory over Glamorgan on Friday and extend their winning start to the Metro Bank One-Day Cup campaign to four games at Bristol's Seat Unique Stadium.

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Football I knew it would be a very difficult game, admits Struber

GERHARD Struber was left with a feeling of “frustration” following Bristol City’s draw with Charlton Athletic, with the Robins boss disappointed to see his side allow the game to become a “ping-pong fight” in the second half.

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The battle for the islands

THEY would get there by two routes: advancing north along the coast of New Guinea and, at the same time, island-hopping through the Solomons, a bitter campaign that culminated in the capture of New Georgia and part of Bougainville in October and November 1943 respectively.

3 mins

The greatest gamble in military history... and why it backfired

PEARL HARBOR WAS PLANNED BY THE JAPANESE AS A KNOCKOUT BLOW AGAINST AMERICA. INSTEAD, IT WOKE A SLEEPING GIANT AND HELPED GUARANTEE ALLIED VICTORY IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR. ROBERT LYMAN REVEALS WHY

7 mins

Did America have to unleash the A-bomb to end the war?

THE NAPALM BOMBING OF MORE THAN 60 JAPANESE CITIES REMAINS FAR LESS NOTORIOUS THAN THE ATOMIC ATTACKS ON HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI, EVEN THOUGH MORE PEOPLE DIED. SO WHY DID AMERICA DECIDE TO USE THE ULTIMATE WEAPON?

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