Woman Faces Her Fear of Water After Partner's Tragic Drowning Thursday, May 29, 2025 drowning grief fear swimming bristol diabetes challenge love memory courage Emily Cooper’s life changed forever after the tragic drowning of her partner, Vincent Le Goascoz, in Bristol Harbour. Vincent, a beloved language teacher at Fairfield High School in Horfield, fell into the water at Redcliff … Read More
Raiders Make Off with £250,000 Worth of Heavy Machinery in Two-Day Theft Spree Monday, May 26, 2025 theft machinery raid gloucestershire police convoy bristol excavator digger investigation Over the weekend near Berkeley, a group of thieves carried out a daring two-day raid, stealing heavy machinery valued at approximately £250,000. Gloucestershire Police are now appealing for any information that could aid … Read More
Calls for clarity over future of Gloucester to Bristol half-hourly train service Monday, May 26, 2025 gloucester bristol train rail transport commuters funding gwr economy yate There is growing concern over the future of the half-hourly train service connecting Gloucester and Bristol, following announcements that funding for the route will end in 2026. Local organizations and officials are urging … Read More
Road Changes Set to Enable Bristol’s First Tram Line Tuesday, May 20, 2025 bristol transit metrobus m2 tram busrapidtransit masstransit infrastructure transport congestion Bristol’s transportation landscape is on the brink of transformation, with upcoming road modifications paving the way for what could become the city’s inaugural tram line. Key junction upgrades will enable an uninterrupted … Read More
Willow Tree Centre Awarded £1,000 to Support Women Facing Pregnancy Crises Thursday, May 15, 2025 willowtree pregnancy counselling charity bereavement mentalhealth benefact donation bristol support The Willow Tree Centre, a Bristol-based charity dedicated to supporting women through pregnancy crises, has been awarded £1,000 from the Movement for Good Awards, a nationwide giving program run by the Benefact Group. The … Read More
Legal Review Begins on Controversial Plan to Build 200 Homes on Former Bristol Zoo Site Wednesday, May 7, 2025 bristol judicialreview clifton development housing zoo conservation campaign planning legal A judicial review challenging Bristol City Council’s approval to develop 200 new homes on the former Bristol Zoo site in Clifton begins today, Wednesday, May 7, at Bristol High Court. The legal action is brought forward by … Read More