Strictly Come Dancing The Professionals UK 2024 tour announced There will be 12 dancers for the first time Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
Primark shoppers 'fully want' £14 'show stopping' Barbie swimsuit With more than 80 items in Primark's Barbie collection, you too can become a true Barbie Girl Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
Arsonists thought to be behind spate of fires by Easton play park Firefighters say that they believe the cause of the most recent blaze was deliberate Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
Alan Titchmarsh recalls Queen Elizbeth II's rant about Prince Philip's annoying gardening habit The gardener has had a long-lasting friendship with the Royal Family Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
Pink Doctor Who Tardis lands in London to celebrate Barbie film Fans have been taking pictures by the Barbie-fied Tardis which appeared near Tower Bridge yesterday (July 11) Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
'Devastated' - Former Bristol Bears and Bath Rugby player dies at just 34 South African Nick Koster built a reputation for his community work off the pitch while playing in the West Country Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
'I tried the new eco-friendly portable DAB+ radio that shoppers are raving about' It's a whole new type of radio Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
Man devastated at loss of partner took life as council said it would evict him Andy Wood, 68, was broken by the loss of his long-term partner - then he was told he would have to leave the home they had shared for decades Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
Mum spent hundreds on school prom then daughter told there were no tickets The mum admits she 'screwed up' but says 'loads' of pupils were told they couldn't attend their end of school prom because there were insufficient tickets Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
Wearing yellow or taking pebbles could land you with a big fine on holiday Some odd things could get you into trouble Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
Mum beats incurable cancer with revolutionary new treatment Lauren, 35, was told there was nothing more than doctors could do Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
Concerns Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood plans were ‘not properly consulted on’ A trial will launch this winter blocking through-access to many roads in east Bristol Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
Almost 1,000 Ofcom complaints over Scott Love Island bullying claims Regulator has confirmed that there has been an upsurge in viewers complaining goalkeeper Scott van der Sluis is being targeted unfairly by other contestants Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
New Look shoppers rush to buy 'flattering' summer dress that's hugely reduced in flash sale "Everyone I see loves it too and stops to say how pretty it is" Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023
Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023 Bin strikes causing 'public health crisis' in South Gloucestershire Talks are ongoing between the union and waste firm bosses
Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023 EasyJet cancellations: What to do if your flight is grounded If your flight has been cancelled by EasyJet this summer, you have a number of options
Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023 Dad's cancer symptoms not spotted for five years before terminal diagnosis Craig Speirs now has ‘hundreds of tumours’ on his liver but went to doctors complaining of flushes and palpatations
Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023 Community group offers discounted holiday for donations to St George play park fundraiser The parents are raising money to revamp the John Deasy playground
Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023 'Barbaric' dog fighting 'is still rife' across the West Country, says RSPCA WARNING: Graphic images
Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023 Portishead pub announces reopening date after months of renovations The Royal Inn in Portishead has announced its reopening date - and it's only a matter of weeks away
Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023 Dogs living in 'atrocious' conditions at illegal puppy farm in Wales Julie Pearce and daughters Rosalie Pearce and Kaylie Adams were all handed custodial sentences at Cardiff Crown Court
Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023 Man issued with £255 parking charge after stopping to read sign at East Midlands Airport Andy Smith had driven two friends to the airport
Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023 Water voles settle into new home at one of UK’s newest wildlife wetlands With its ditches and vegetation, the wetlands are the perfect habitat for these brown furry mammals
Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023 Keynsham Girls’ Brigade group takes local and international action for pollinators 3 rdKeynsham Girls’ Brigade has improved habitats for pollinators at both the Keynsham Methodist church and Keynsham Baptist Church
Bristol Post · Jul 12, 2023 Answering the Call: The untold history of Caribbean nurses at Bristol’s Glenside Hospital Many of the nurses training and working at the hospital were from the Caribbean who had ‘Answered the Call’ of the British Government after the Second World War