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August 22, 2025

Crumbling car park is snooker club's cue to close after more than 40 years

A POPULAR Bristol snooker club, which has been at the heart of the game’s community in the city for more than 40 years, is to finally close, it has been announced.

1 mins

Fruitful summer Hot weather puts cider harvest ahead of schedule

NORTH Somerset cider producer Thatchers has launched its earliest harvest on record a full 10 days ahead of schedule due to this year's prolonged, sweltering summer.

2 mins

Fundraisers urged to hotfoot it on Gromit trail dash

SUPPORTERS from across Bristol are being invited to take part in the Hot Dog Dash - an epic fundraising challenge as part of Gromit Unleashed 3.

1 mins

'Spying' scandal City council may finally launch independent inquiry

A LONG-AWAITED independent inquiry into the social media monitoring of parents with disabled children could finally go ahead.

2 mins

Banned Teacher admitted having sex with teenager

A BRISTOL man has been banned from teaching for life after admitting he had sex with one of his pupils the day after she left school.

2 mins

GCSE success Pride and joy as students across the region celebrate

STUDENTS across the Bristol region were celebrating their GCSE results yesterday.

10+ mins

Bid to get tougher on scooter misuse

NEW marked parking bays for e-scooters will soon be coming to Bristol as well as bans for tandem riding.

1 mins

Zoo visitors to name cub

MEMBERS of the public are being asked to vote on a name for an endangered red panda cub.

1 mins

Al art Illustrator blasts council's 'misguided' move

BRISTOL City Council has been accused of betraying the city’s values by appearing to have used AI to generate cover art for one of its own pamphlets.

3 mins

Court Cheers as man jailed for child sex offences

HERE were emotional scenes at Bristol Crown Court yesterday as a man was jailed for more than two years for a string of child sex offences.

3 mins

City sees more births than deaths as it bucks the trend for South West region

BIRTHS are far outpacing deaths in Bristol even as the natural population of most of the South West is in decline.

1 mins

Sweet spot Shop creates a buzz with its ice cream of 'endless opportunity'

It has been the talk of South Bristol all summer. The hippies had their Summer of Love in 1967, then there was the “Hot Girl Summer” of 2019, before Charli XCX declared 2024 to be a “Brat Summer”. But for people in Knowle West, Knowle, Victoria Park and Bedminster, 2025 will be the Ice Cream Summer.

3 mins

Krazy Races Daredevils ready to race down park in madcap contraptions

THE 40 makeshift go-karts that will soon be taking part in Bristol's first ever huge Krazy Races soap box event have gone through their first check-ins at Ashton Gate Stadium, as organisers met the entrants for the first time.

4 mins

Restaurant returns to its roots

A BRISTOL restaurant group has opened a new venue at the original location of its first family-run restaurant in Easton.

1 mins

UK joins call for Israel to allow foreign media to go into Gaza

THE UK has called on Israel to allow foreign journalists to enter Gaza as Tel Aviv prepares to step up military operations in the territory.

1 mins

Retailers’ warning on tax hikes in autumn Budget

MAJOR British retailers have issued a warning to the Chancellor that raising taxes in the autumn Budget could contradict her plans to improve UK living standards.

1 mins

Asylum hotel numbers up 8% over past year

THE number of asylum seekers being housed temporarily in UK hotels has risen by 8% under Labour on the same point last year, according to newly published data.

2 mins

Russia’s drone attack

RUSSIA has launched one of its biggest aerial attacks of the year on Ukraine, firing 574 drones and 40 ballistic and cruise missiles overnight, the Ukrainian Air Force said.

2 mins

Law 'leads to drop in sales of junk food'

LEGISLATION to restrict supermarket sales of junk food has led to a “significant” reduction in purchases, according to the first ever independent analysis.

1 mins

King's species-rich wildflower meadow cut back in scything

THE King's wildflower meadow at Highgrove has undergone its annual scything.

1 mins

These falsehoods are feeding fear and mob hysteria

NIGEL Farage’s “Lawless Britain” campaign is breathtakingly dishonest.

1 mins

Billy's Elton inspiration

COMEDIAN Sir Billy Connolly has spoken about being inspired by touring with Sir Elton John in the 1970s as he releases new artwork.

1 mins

Hays cuts its dividend as profits plunge

LONDON-LISTED recruitment firm Hays has disclosed a steep decline in profits amid persistent weakness across recruitment markets.

1 mins

Exporters confident they can ride out tariffs turmoil

UK exporters to the US anticipate their sales will expand more significantly than businesses selling goods and services to alternative markets, fresh survey data has revealed, raising optimism that trade will recover following the initial impact of tariffs.

1 mins

I'm accident-prone... I don't know why I agreed to do Dancing On Ice

COMEDIAN JOSH JONES TELLS MARION McMULLEN HIS REALITY DEBUT WAS DESTINED FOR DISASTER

4 mins

I didn't want to write about violence or assault... I wanted to explore how a person heals

Billions actor Eva Victor speaks to LYNN RUSK about directing and starring in Sorry, Baby - a dark comedy exploring sexual assault and trauma

4 mins

THINK PINK

BUY INTO BEAUTIFUL BLUSH AND BERRY SHADES, SAYS SAM WYLIE-HARRIS

2 mins

DREAD LOCKS HOLIDAY

But DENIS MANN and his family get to grips with cruising the Thames

4 mins

CITROEN GOES A LONG WAY TO IMPROVE E-C3

Citroen’s order books have now opened for the e-C3 Aircross Extended Range.

1 mins

HORSE POWER Arizona can Blaze a trail through runners at York

RACING TIPS FOR TODAY'S MEETINGS

2 mins

Jewson/Hellenic Boss Baggaley confident Hallen can do well back in the Hellenic

HALLEN boss Karl Baggaley says he has been heartened by what he’s seen so far from his team now they're a step 5 competitor in the Hellenic League once more.

5 mins

Southern Tovey feeling positive about Yate’s Premier South prospects

PAUL Tovey believes there is every reason to “stay positive” as Southern League Premier South newbies Yate Town seek a pickup Bank Holiday Weekend points bonanza.

4 mins

Winterbourne eye place in national T20 Plate play-off

WINTERBOURNE will be bidding for glory on the national stage when they travel to Wokingham on Sunday.

1 mins

Women's rugby Being favourites is irrelevant to us, says England boss

ENGLAND head coach John Mitchell insists the tag of being Women’s Rugby World Cup favourites is “irrelevant”.

2 mins

Randell hoping to fulfil his Premier League dream with City

THE summer transfer window is always a period of slight uncertainty for footballers, with deals completed in just a matter of days forcing players across countries and continents.

5 mins

Northern Ireland call-up to Rovers goalie Southwood

BRISTOL Rovers goalkeeper Luke Southwood has been called up to Northern Ireland's latest squad for upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

1 mins

Cricket Bancroft 'excited' to extend his Glo'sters deal

CAMERON Bancroft, Gloucestershire’s red-ball captain, has signed a two-year contract extension with the club, keeping him at the Seat Unique Stadium until the end of the 2027 season.

1 mins

Football Clarke admits signing players has been ‘one hell of a job’

DARRELL Clarke has confessed recruitment during the summer transfer window has been “one hell of a job” for Bristol Rovers as they approach the final 10 days of the market being open, but insisted they are still looking to bring in players.

2 mins

We need to be patient with Stokes, says City boss

BRISTOL City “need to be patient” with Josh Stokes, Gerhard Struber has insisted, but the Robins head coach is hopeful the midfielder will be ready to feature consistently for City’s first team in “the next few weeks.”

2 mins

Football Struber ponders whether to start Bird against his old team

MAX Bird is “very close” to being considered for a starting role after returning from injury, Gerhard Struber has confirmed ahead of Bristol City’s clash with Derby County, while the rest of the squad came through the draw with Charlton Athletic unscathed.

2 mins

BIRD BACK TO FACE HIS OLD DERBY PALS?

CITY BOSS STRUBER CONSIDERS WHETHER TO START FIT-AGAIN MIDFIELDER AT PRIDE PARK TONIGHT

1 mins

TEVYE RETURNS

THE MUSICAL FIDDLER ON THE ROOF IS BACK IN BRISTOL

1 mins

Make the most of Bristol's waterfront

LOOKING to fill the last few weeks of summer having fun in a cool setting?

1 mins

STAN CULLIMORE

Of course, we're not talking about just any old cycyling. High above and far beyond the days where you pedalled away.... I'm more of a passenger than a pedal pusher.

3 mins

CHRIS RUNDLE

CHRIS WAS INTERRUPTED WHILE OUT BLACKBERRY PICKING, BUT IT'S SOMETHING HE WAS BROUGHT UP TO DO

2 mins

Gran designs

ANASTASIA MIARI SHARES THE RECIPES OF MEDITERRANEAN GRANDMOTHERS IN NEW COOKBOOK MEDITERRANEA.

2 mins

One of the best meals I've had this year...

Bianchis was recently crowned Bristol's best restaurant by our website's readers. It lived up to expectations, writes ESTEL FARELL ROIG

3 mins

The environment women operate in in public life is much more hostile than it used to be

Former First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon opens up on misogyny, miscarriage, menopause - and moving on. By HANNAH STEPHENSON

4 mins

An oasis of pleasure in the Forest

Want all the fab things you might expect from a foreign jolly? STAN CULLIMORE found all of them and more - much closer to hand...

5 mins

PLOT LINES

THE RECENT STORM FLORIS HAS GOT TIIM THINKING ABOUT WIND - GOOD AND BAD

2 mins

Expert advice Which seeds to collect and why

Save money and raise better plants by harvesting seeds from your garden, says HANNAH STEPHENSON

3 mins

THE LAST DANCE

DIRECTOR MIKE FLANAGAN'S MEDITATION ON LIFE AND DEATH SUFFERS FROM AN EMOTIONAL DISCONNECT

2 mins

Going to Forwards Festival? Here's what you need to know...

FORWARDS Festival is here once again, providing two days of live music across the bank holiday weekend. Here's our guide of what you need to know...

2 mins

JOANNE WATKINSON

ON THE CASE OF THE 'EXTRA' TRAVELLER

2 mins

None of us know where our lives will end...

ACTORS TOM HIDDLESTON AND CHIWETEL EJIOFOR, AND DIRECTOR MIKE FLANAGAN, SHARE THE JOY TO BE FOUND IN STEPHEN KING ADAPTATION THE LIFE OF CHUCK WITH ELLA WALKER

3 mins