Bake Off Professionals star joins Bristol and Bath's Mokoko bakery He believes they're serving up 'the best pain au chocolat in Bristol by far' Bristol Post · May 8, 2023
The king, a tampon and a samba band - how Bristol's Coronation pub celebrated the King's coronation With a silent disco at the end Bristol Post · May 6, 2023
'I tried the official Coronation sparkling wine - the fruity fizz is a real showstopper' When the Royal Collection Shop unveiled its official Coronation English sparkling wine, Mirror writer Danielle Kate Wroe was determined to taste the tipple to see if it's fit for royalty Daily Mirror · May 5, 2023
Kate Middleton gives stark update on Coronation plans - and admits prep is down to wire Prince William and Kate Middleton surprised passengers on the London Underground by taking the Elizabeth Line to a pub in Soho where they carried out an engagement - and Kate gave an update on how prepared the royals were ahead of Saturday's historic Coronation of King Charles Daily Mirror · May 4, 2023
Humber's offshore wind exemplar status toasted as huge conference opens Decade's journey from humble beginnings to international leadership recognised at OWC 2023 Birmingham Post · May 3, 2023
We've got more tickets to give away for Eurovision 2023 Just fill in the form to be in with a chance of winning tickets to Eurovision shows Liverpool Echo · Apr 27, 2023
£6m waste hub launches in Hull with processing of 150,000 tonnes for energy feedstock eyed Enhanced efficiencies sought for refuse-derived fuel by contractor Geminor as it gears up to handle Hull City Council waste Birmingham Post · Apr 25, 2023
Siemens on track for first Goole train builds within a year as pride in realising vision underlined 'Mass recruitment' will begin in coming weeks with eyes on huge employment prize as orders are won for new rolling stock Birmingham Post · Apr 21, 2023
Council tells allotment company Roots to stop work after residents' revolt "We will continue to monitor the site" Bristol Post · Apr 21, 2023
Bristol bus cuts: Residents feel 'stuck' on estate after last service is cut “We are really, really stuck." Bristol Post · Apr 21, 2023
Angry locals rage as abandoned toilets and wrecked caravan among heaps of rubbish at Scots park The mess at Perth Food and Drink Park - used as a stop off for Gypsy/Traveller communities - has prompted calls for action. Daily Record · Apr 21, 2023
Council begins curfew crackdown on pubs' outdoor spaces "We never used to even need any kind of licence. For centuries pubs in the Old City have had tables and chairs outside" Bristol Post · Apr 19, 2023
Concerns over Bristol Beacon funding sees Arts Council call for 'urgent meeting’ Bristol City Council is exploring its future with Bristol Beacon ahead of the reopening Bristol Post · Apr 19, 2023
Fury as planners say it's 'not unreasonable' to close Bristol Zoo The Save Bristol Zoo campaign say zoo bosses are talking 'nonsense' Bristol Post · Apr 19, 2023
Bristol Post · Apr 18, 2023 Bristol Zoo redevelopment 'set for green light' as boss defends closure The fate of the zoo site will be decided next week
Glasgow Live · Apr 17, 2023 Motherwell's Bullfrog pub destroyed after deliberate fire rips through building The beloved Motherwell bar was deliberately set alight at around 3.45pm yesterday afternoon and has been seriously damaged by the inferno which took hold of it.
Bristol Post · Apr 15, 2023 The seven options for Bristol Zoo as decision day looms There's a campaign to save it, but what are their alternative ideas?
Liverpool Echo · Apr 14, 2023 Win tickets to Eurovision We’ve teamed up with the National Lottery to give players in Liverpool the chance to get involved in the fun with the chance to attend The Eurovision Song Contest Semi-Finals and Grand Final by entering our special competition.
Birmingham Post · Apr 12, 2023 Humber Business Week chair to step down after 2023 event Kath Lavery has been involved since its inception in 2004
Bristol Post · Apr 6, 2023 Sandwich Sandwich wins gold at 'Oscars' for UK sandwich industry The business, which has queues out of the door every day, has its sights on London next year
Bristol Post · Mar 30, 2023 Mayor warned he faces a Plymouth-style tree backlash unless he protects all the trees at Bristol Zoo "Bristol City Council’s opportunity here is to become a beacon of best practice"
Bristol Post · Mar 28, 2023 Bristol Harbour swimmers taking first ever legal dip say 'the water tastes lovely’ A trial will allow swimmers to pay £7 to take a dip in the water
Belfast Live · Mar 24, 2023 What it's like living with visual impairment and how I've overcome barriers to employment Our intern Tess Braidner gives an insight into what it's like living with a visual impairment and the barriers she has faced on trying to gain employment
Bristol Post · Mar 22, 2023 New Lounge café opens in retail park just north of Bristol The popular café bar group has opened its fifth site in the Bristol area
Bristol Post · Mar 15, 2023 Junior doctors in Bristol need to work for ‘a decade’ before they can afford to buy a home Today is the last day of their 72-hour national strike