Bristol News

Police officers sacked for 'effectively concealing' strangling of vulnerable woman

Avon and Somerset Police join week-long knife crime operation

Vehicles 'well alight' in Patchway fire

UK's fastest supercomputer fires up in Bristol

Bristol's Banana Bridge closes for 18-month repair works

West Country to benefit from new bathing sites

Tackling knife crime a priority, says new Avon and Somerset PCC

Two women in 80s charged after Magna Carta protest at the British Library

Stargazers get rare glimpse of the Northern Lights

Man arrested after three-car crash following police pursuit in North Somerset

Two men jailed for Bristol knife attack

'Brown flags' awarded for West Country beaches

Former Bristol Rovers coach cleared of using phone whilst driving

Two Just Stop Oil protesters smash glass around Magna Carta

New Bristol bus design celebrates first female drivers

Weston-super-Mare MP raises dental crisis in parliament

Famous landscape painting coming to Bristol Museum and Art Gallery

West Country pharmacies facing medical shortages

Bristol man jailed for fraudulent car sales in Torfaen

One of Bristol's longest-running nightclubs announces shock closure

Campaign begins to improve West Country parks

Bristol arts space fundraising for future

Two men sentenced for cryptocurrency scam

Picket lines as GWR and CrossCountry services worst affected by strike today

Jurors at Bristol Crown Court to be offered counselling sessions

Marvin Rees officially steps down from role as Bristol mayor

Bristol man jailed for assault on ex-partner

Bristol Bears announce 17 player departures

Fire crews rushed out to deliberate blaze at Bristol factory building

Bristol Beacon chosen to lead West of England Music Hub

Strikes will 'inflict further damage' warn rail bosses

No compensation for ‘optical illusion’ cycle lane

Bristol's Lando Norris wins Miami Grand Prix

Blood cancer exhibition launches in the West Country

Warning ahead of Bath North Parade bridge closure

Greens tighten grip on Bristol City Council but fall short of overall control