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North Street Cables Cut Disrupts Local Shops | Bristol News
North Street Cables Cut Disrupts Local Shops | Bristol News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:11 PM

North Street in Bedminster, Bristol, hit hard Sunday when electrical cables were cut—police call it criminal damage. Shops lost card payment ability, forcing cash-only transactions and leaving customers stranded with unpaid purchases or items left behind. Some businesses like Parsons Bakery adapted with backup tech, but others were shut down entirely. Repair crews are working to restore systems, while police urge anyone with CCTV footage from Sunday morning to come forward. It’s a stark reminder of how fragile our digital commerce infrastructure is—and how quickly it can disrupt local economies.

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Strangers Turned Festival Into Dream | Bristol News
Strangers Turned Festival Into Dream | Bristol News episode artwork
Yesterday at 3:54 PM

A young autistic man named Adam, nervous but determined to chase his dream of becoming a drum and bass DJ, attended his first music festival solo—his dad’s biggest worry turned into pure joy when strangers welcomed him with open arms. Within minutes, he was invited to camp with them, instantly feeling seen, supported, and celebrated. Their kindness sparked an unforgettable experience that went viral, leading to DJ gigs and even a reunion this week. It’s a heartwarming reminder: sometimes, a little compassion can change a life—and launch a dream.

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From Stoma to Sky: Jo Bailey's Record | Bristol News
From Stoma to Sky: Jo Bailey's Record | Bristol News episode artwork
Yesterday at 12:25 PM

Jo Bailey, a hot air balloon pilot who nearly died after life-threatening surgery last year, just shattered the Guinness World Record with 68 tethered balloon ascents in an hour—blowing past the old mark of 30. Nicknamed “Paloma” for her stoma, she spent months in the hospital battling sepsis, but now she’s soaring higher than ever, dedicating this record to anyone facing illness or hardship. Her triumphant sunrise flight isn’t just about breaking records—it’s a powerful message of resilience: you can rise above adversity and reach new heights, literally and figuratively.

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Norris’ Back-to-Back Wins and the Championship Gap | Bristol News
Norris’ Back-to-Back Wins and the Championship Gap | Bristol News episode artwork
Yesterday at 11:22 AM

Lando Norris just pulled off his second straight F1 win at the Dutch Grand Prix, echoing his Hungary triumph — a stunning run that’s sparking championship talk. But here’s the twist: Norris admits he doesn’t have the car to seriously challenge for the title yet. McLaren’s high-speed dominance is unmatched, but their slow-speed struggles on tracks like Monza and Baku are a glaring weakness. Still, Norris is driving like a world champion — mastering strategy, communicating flawlessly with his team, and pushing limits. His performance is forcing rivals like Mercedes (who’ve stalled since May) and Ferrari to scramble. W...


Lategan’s Century Shuts Down Gloucestershire | Bristol News
Lategan’s Century Shuts Down Gloucestershire | Bristol News episode artwork
Yesterday at 11:22 AM

Worcestershire stunned Gloucestershire with a fiery 279-run chase, powered by a sensational 144 from debutant Dan Lategan — who dropped his first ball but then lit up the innings — and a century from Jake Libby. Their explosive 244-run opening stand dismantled Gloucestershire’s plans, who had set the target after James Bracey’s 127 and Ollie Price’s 77. The loss drops Gloucestershire to the bottom of the table, while Worcestershire leap to fourth in Division Two. With Lategan’s heroics and a tricky pitch that favored batsmen, the win feels even more special — especially since he was dismissed on the very first ball he faced...


Dom Ballard’s Magic Goal and Heartbreak | Bristol News
Dom Ballard’s Magic Goal and Heartbreak | Bristol News episode artwork
Yesterday at 11:08 AM

Dom Ballard, just 21, stunned the world with a back-heeled volley that’s already being hailed as a Puskas Award contender — a magical finish that left the keeper helpless and fans roaring. Despite his team drawing 2-2 after his electric goal, frustration lingered over a controversial late penalty that cost them victory. Ballard’s confidence, hunger, and belief he can score from anywhere fueled the moment — but even brilliance can’t overcome fate on the pitch.

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Teen Arsonists Arrested in Weston Fire | Bristol News
Teen Arsonists Arrested in Weston Fire | Bristol News episode artwork
Yesterday at 10:35 AM

A massive early-morning fire erupted at the Locking Farm Industrial Estate in Weston-super-Mare, prompting emergency crews and police to respond. Authorities believe it was intentional arson, leading to arrests of two teenage suspects—one charged with arson, the other with arson endangering lives. Thankfully, no one was injured, but local business owners are reeling from the destruction. Both teens remain under investigation as the case unfolds.

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Ballard’s Back-Flick & Penalty Drama | Bristol News
Ballard’s Back-Flick & Penalty Drama | Bristol News episode artwork
Yesterday at 10:34 AM

Bristol City’s gritty draw against Birmingham will be remembered for Dom Ballard’s insane back-to-goal flick and a controversial stoppage-time penalty call that Skubala called “crazy.” Despite the late drama, City dominated chances, outshot and outplayed their rivals, showing real progress after a shaky start. Twine and Knight led with grit, Ballard’s goal could spark his breakout, and City became the first team to score twice against Birmingham this season — a sign of what this new-look side is capable of.

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Wildlife, Wonders, and Local Stories | Bristol News
Wildlife, Wonders, and Local Stories | Bristol News episode artwork
Yesterday at 9:50 AM

Somerset’s wildlife restoration projects are proving climate resilience is possible—offering hope for adapting ecosystems. Meanwhile, young praying mantises have been spotted in Truro, marking the first known breeding in the UK. Families struggle to secure school places for children with special needs, a pressing issue demanding attention. A century after adoption became legal, a new piece reflects on its evolving role in shaping family and identity. And in Wells, “Granny Goes to Glastonbury” showcases her art—proof that creativity thrives even when the festival is on pause.

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Heatwaves Threaten UK Farms and Food | Bristol News
Heatwaves Threaten UK Farms and Food | Bristol News episode artwork
Yesterday at 5:27 AM

Farmers in the West of England are battling a brutal summer with five heatwaves, drought, and plummeting crop yields—threatening food prices and availability for staples like potatoes and carrots. With climate extremes becoming the new norm, growers report record losses and exhausting conditions, while retailers brace for supply shocks by sourcing alternatives. The UK faces more volatile weather ahead: scorching summers and torrential, damaging winters. Yet hope lies in adaptation—farmers are turning to resilient crops, soil health upgrades, and natural buffers like trees and hedges to future-proof their land and our plates.

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Milo's Miracle After 304 Days | Bristol News
Milo's Miracle After 304 Days | Bristol News episode artwork
Yesterday at 5:27 AM

A tiny warrior born at just 27 weeks, Milo fought through three heart defects, multiple strokes, and a brain injury to survive 304 days in the hospital — and finally went home. His mom calls him a “pure warrior,” crediting the incredible staff who saved his life more than once. Despite doctors’ grim predictions, Milo defied odds by smiling, hitting milestones, and proving resilience beyond measure. His twin brother Leo also battled in the NICU, but Milo’s journey was longer and more intense. Thanks to a charity that provided housing, the family stayed close to their miracle baby. Doctors at Bristol Children’s...


NHS Strains as Summer Surge Hits | Bristol News
NHS Strains as Summer Surge Hits | Bristol News episode artwork
Yesterday at 5:26 AM

This summer’s heatwave has turned the NHS into a frontline battlefield, with Somerset leading the charge as A&E departments buckle under record-breaking patient loads—over 2.5 million visits in July alone. Doctors are overwhelmed by tourists suffering from heatstroke, sunburn, and tick bites, while locals grapple with dehydration and rising elderly cases. Emergency consultants warn of deadly water injuries among youth, urging the system to treat summer surges with the same urgency as winter. Pharmacies are also stretched thin, scrambling to serve holidaymakers who’ve forgotten their meds. It’s no longer a seasonal hiccup—it’s becoming the new norm...


EFL Trophy Kickoff: Young Guns Shine | Bristol News
EFL Trophy Kickoff: Young Guns Shine | Bristol News episode artwork
Yesterday at 3:10 AM

The EFL Trophy kicks off with drama and promise as Blackpool vs Aston Villa U21 is postponed, while Bristol Rovers and Chelsea U21 prepare for a clash steeped in history. Early wins for Wigan, Man City U21, Barnet, and Brighton U21 set the tone, but the real story lies in the debate: is this tournament a golden chance for young talent—or a diluted version of cup magic? With unpredictable matchups and fierce competition looming, the race to knockout glory has just begun.

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Running for Meningitis Awareness | Bristol News
Running for Meningitis Awareness | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Sunday at 5:54 PM

Jack Stewart, a 30-year-old from Bristol, is running the entire length of the UK—1,200 miles—from John O’Groats to Land’s End in just 30 days, covering an ultra-marathon daily to raise funds for the Meningitis Research Foundation. His journey is fueled by his life-threatening bout with meningitis at age 14, when he was misdiagnosed and nearly died within 24 hours. After surviving with no lasting effects, he was recently shaken again in January during a trip to Sri Lanka, where doctors feared a meningitis relapse—but it turned out to be dengue fever. From his hospital bed, Jack vowed to do somethi...


Norris Outsmarts Antonelli at Zandvoort | Bristol News
Norris Outsmarts Antonelli at Zandvoort | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Sunday at 3:52 PM

Lando Norris outmaneuvered the field with a masterclass of strategy to claim victory at the Dutch Grand Prix, capitalizing on Max Verstappen’s early crash and Kimi Antonelli’s fleeting lead. Norris overtook Lewis Hamilton and held off Mercedes’ internal drama — including a controversial virtual safety car moment — to seal his win. Fernando Alonso delivered Aston Martin’s first points since Monaco, while Antonelli’s championship momentum continued despite Norris’s late-race surge. McLaren’s tactical brilliance shone brightest after the summer break, turning chaos into triumph.

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Leach’s Masterclass Secures Somerset Title Charge | Bristol News
Leach’s Masterclass Secures Somerset Title Charge | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Sunday at 3:24 PM

Jack Leach delivered a masterclass with five wickets for 81, steering Somerset to an emphatic eight-wicket win over Essex and catapulting them into title contention. After Essex posted 412 in their second innings, Leach’s pinpoint accuracy dismantled the chase, setting a modest target of 102. Somerset cruised home with just two wickets down, thanks to quickfire knocks from Thomas (31) and Lammonby (39 not out). The win, Leach’s ninth wicket in the match, marks Somerset’s first Championship triumph without Craig Overton since 2019 — and it brings them within two points of leaders Nottinghamshire. With Leach firing on all cylinders, the title race is heati...


Norris and Russell Battle at Zandvoort | Bristol News
Norris and Russell Battle at Zandvoort | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Sunday at 12:19 PM

Lando Norris locks down pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix — the last race at Zandvoort before its F1 exit — with George Russell, winner of yesterday’s sprint, right beside him. Kimi Antonelli, the rising star, grabs third, while Oscar Piastri rounds out the front row. Antonelli leads the championship by 53 points over Lewis Hamilton, who starts fifth, as Mercedes dominates constructors’ standings with a 76-point lead over Ferrari. Zandvoort’s high-speed, banked corners delivered thrilling qualifying despite gravel scares — and clear skies promise a wild race. Norris and Russell are in peak form post-summer break, Russell especially sharp after his sp...


The Footballer Who Vanished for Decades | Bristol News
The Footballer Who Vanished for Decades | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Sunday at 12:03 PM

A former pro footballer vanished from his family for two decades after playing in the States in 1981, unable to come out as gay. Found in 2002 running a California motel, he didn’t reconnect with loved ones until years later — too late to speak with his parents, who had passed before he ever reached out. Now, at 70+ and living with dementia, his story is being told in a new film touring the UK, inspired by his sister Denise’s hope that it’ll empower others to live authentically, even when the world doesn’t accept them.

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Teen Arrested in Weston-super-Mare Arson | Bristol News
Teen Arrested in Weston-super-Mare Arson | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Sunday at 12:02 PM

A devastating arson fire tore through an industrial estate in Weston-super-Mare early Tuesday, destroying multiple businesses and shutting down the A371 for most of the day. Fire crews battled flames for over 14 hours, while police arrested a 17-year-old boy on suspicion of setting the blaze. Thankfully, no one was injured, but business owners are reeling from the loss. Twelve fire stations responded, and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.

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Summer-Born Kids and School Timing | Bristol News
Summer-Born Kids and School Timing | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Sunday at 6:39 AM

Summer-born kids might get a hidden edge: parents can legally delay school entry until the September after their fifth birthday, but most don’t know it. Studies suggest later-born kids often start behind, so some parents use this loophole to give them an extra year — hoping it levels the playing field. But the real impact? Unclear. Some parents swear by it, others get confused by conflicting info or bureaucratic hurdles. The Department for Education says deferals should be child-centered, but here’s the twist: if you just defer, your kid jumps straight into Year One — not Reception. And while it could...


Dental Care for Street Sex Workers | Bristol News
Dental Care for Street Sex Workers | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Sunday at 6:38 AM

A groundbreaking UK initiative is offering dental care to street sex workers, breaking down barriers of stigma, instability, and trauma. Led by Bridge2Aid and Bristol Dental School, this pioneering program provides compassionate, flexible care tailored to their unique needs — from chaotic schedules to deep-seated anxiety around medical settings. For the women, it’s been life-changing: treated with dignity, not judgment. For students, it’s transformative learning — reshaping how future dentists approach vulnerable patients. This isn’t just about fixing teeth; it’s about rebuilding trust, empowering lives, and proving that targeted healthcare can lift people from the margins.

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Gloucestershire Turn the Tide | Bristol News
Gloucestershire Turn the Tide | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 7:55 PM

Gloucestershire staged a stunning comeback on day three, roaring back from a 117-run deficit to take a commanding 131-run lead over Worcestershire. Miles Hammond and Ollie Price’s gritty 113-run third-wicket stand was the cornerstone of their fightback, helping them post 248 for three. Worcestershire’s earlier 267 was anchored by Brett DOliveira’s 83 and Beyers Swanepoel’s 42, but Gloucestershire’s resilience turned the tide. James Bracey’s quickfire 45 not out sealed the momentum, setting up a tense final day as spin looms — and Worcestershire must now chase with the bat under pressure.

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Seagull Queen Wins Big at Festival | Bristol News
Seagull Queen Wins Big at Festival | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 5:39 PM

Trish Clemit stunned judges at the Seagull Festival Championships in Weston-super-Mare, winning top honors with her electrifying seagull impersonation—and proving these feathered critics are actually musical geniuses. Traveling 200 miles for the event, Clemit, who’s been perfecting her calls since age eight, wowed audiences with pure joy and vocal power. Judged by viral sensation “Seagull Boy” Cooper, who values volume, costume, and above all—genuine fun—the competition also featured Morris dancing and kid-friendly games. Clemit’s heartfelt connection to seagulls, despite their reputation, made her victory unforgettable—a celebration of nature’s quirks and the unexpected community they inspire.

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Allison’s Century Steals Vital Lead | Bristol News
Allison’s Century Steals Vital Lead | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 5:39 PM

Charlie Allison’s stunning century—105 off 219 balls—led Essex to a dramatic three-run lead against Somerset, sealing a pivotal day three in their championship chase. Partnering with Matt Critchley for an unbroken 187, the duo turned pressure into power as Somerset’s bowlers struggled to contain them. With Dean Elgar laying the foundation and Allison’s fourth first-class hundred sealed by a boundary despite a dropped catch, Essex clawed back control. Somerset, chasing their first title without captain Lewis Gregory due to injury, now face a tense final day—with this win potentially shifting momentum in the race for glory.

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Norris Seals Pole in Rain Drama | Bristol News
Norris Seals Pole in Rain Drama | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 3:50 PM

Lando Norris edged out George Russell by a whisker to claim pole for the Dutch GP in a frantic, rain-tinged qualifying session where drivers raced against the clock—and the weather. With light showers barely affecting track conditions, late runners like Hamilton snatched fifth ahead of Leclerc, while Russell and rookie Kimi Antonelli lamented costly mistakes and caution. Verstappen, racing his final Dutch GP before the circuit departs the calendar, starts seventh, with teammate Liam Lawson grabbing eighth. Norris, undeterred by chaos, delivered when it mattered most—setting the stage for a race that’s already full of drama.

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Seagull Squawk Contest Judged by Kid | Bristol News
Seagull Squawk Contest Judged by Kid | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 2:54 PM

An eleven-year-old European seagull squawking champion judged a wild festival in Weston-super-Mare where dozens competed to mimic the birds’ cries—proof that quirky passions unite communities and remind us there’s always something unexpected happening, even if it’s just people making bird noises.

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Living Fully with a Stoma | Bristol News
Living Fully with a Stoma | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 6:37 AM

Living with a stoma doesn’t mean giving up on life—people across the West of England are proving it, from gym workouts to globetrotting. Emma Robbins found renewed energy after her surgery, while Shane Green of Stoma Heroes reminds us fear—not the stoma—is the real obstacle. Tony Beckingsale overcame flight anxiety, Claire credits her stoma with saving her life, and Ben Coombes, once scared to play rugby, now represents Team Colostomy UK thanks to a clever homemade shield. The message? With support and courage, a stoma can be your new beginning.

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Worcestershire Dominate Day Two | Bristol News
Worcestershire Dominate Day Two | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Friday at 8:52 PM

Worcestershire’s day two charge is firing on all cylinders, storming to a 55-run lead over Gloucestershire thanks to Rahaan Edavalath’s stunning injury-time heroics — a career-best 63 that anchored a 79-run stand with Brett DOliveira. Gloucestershire folded for 150, while Ben Allison ripped through them again with 5-19, and Sai Kishore made his mark with 3-56. With wickets in hand and momentum intact, Worcestershire are poised to extend their advantage tomorrow — and Gloucestershire will need a miracle to claw back.

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Somerset Crush Essex in Thriller | Bristol News
Somerset Crush Essex in Thriller | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Friday at 8:52 PM

James Rew smashes an unbeaten 74, crossing 4,000 career runs as Somerset post a strong 469. Lewis Gregory dominates with 3 wickets in 8 balls, and Jack Leach adds 4 for 37 — sending Essex crashing to 158 all out. Forced to follow on, Essex rally valiantly, reaching 59/0 with Dean Elgar and Paul Walter steadying the ship after knocking off 252 of the 311-run deficit. Gregory’s hip injury sidelines him, but the pair keep the momentum alive — big day ahead.

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Adam Murphy Joins Fleetwood on Loan | Bristol News
Adam Murphy Joins Fleetwood on Loan | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Friday at 6:55 PM

Fleetwood Town has swooped in for a six-month loan of 21-year-old Republic of Ireland U21 midfielder Adam Murphy, who’s primed to make his mark after recovering from an ankle injury and eager to slot into Fleetwood’s playing style. With potential for immediate impact—possibly debuting against Gillingham this weekend—the move offers Murphy vital game time while giving Fleetwood fresh talent to chase their season goals. Watch closely as this young star proves he’s ready to deliver.

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Nature’s Blueprint for Climate Resilience | Bristol News
Nature’s Blueprint for Climate Resilience | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Friday at 4:32 PM

In Somerset, a groundbreaking climate resilience project at the Holnicote Estate proves nature can be our ally. Even during droughts, the river thrives—green, alive, and full of wildlife—thanks to smart land management by the National Trust. This real-world blueprint shows how restoring ecosystems can buffer against floods and dry spells, offering hope and practical solutions as extreme weather surges. Experts are tracking long-term results, proving that working with nature—not against it—is key to building a more adaptable, biodiverse future.

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Russell Claims Pole After Tough Year | Bristol News
Russell Claims Pole After Tough Year | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Friday at 4:21 PM

George Russell storms back to form with a nail-biting 0.041-second pole at the Dutch GP, edging out Lando Norris and signaling a major reset after a shaky start to the season. Meanwhile, teammate Kimi Antonelli falls short in fifth, while Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton battle for position. Aston Martin’s new engine upgrade fizzles as Alonso crashes through the field, but Alpine’s Pierre Gasly shines with a strong eighth — proving that even with upgrades, chaos reigns on the track.

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Eleven-Year-Old Judge for Squawking Contest | Bristol News
Eleven-Year-Old Judge for Squawking Contest | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Friday at 4:12 PM

Eleven-year-old squawking champ Cooper Wallace is back—and this time, he’s judging the big competition in Weston-super-Mare, bringing his champion sister along for the ride. What started as playful bird noise battles has turned into a legit competitive scene, and Cooper’s rise from participant to judge proves how seriously the community takes it. Imagine a kid that young calling the shots—his talent and reputation have earned him total respect. The event’s drawing major attention, and fans are waiting to see who wins under his watch.

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Odeon Bristol Reborn as Nightclub Hub | Bristol News
Odeon Bristol Reborn as Nightclub Hub | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Friday at 3:22 PM

Bristol’s iconic Odeon cinema on Union Street is set to roar back to life as a 5am nightclub, thanks to UG Arts’ £500k investment — and it’s sparking excitement as a game-changing revival for Broadmead, promising up to 60 jobs and a vibrant 24/7 community hub with theatre, talks, screenings, and music.

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Taylor Moore Leaves Bristol Rovers | Bristol News
Taylor Moore Leaves Bristol Rovers | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Friday at 2:16 PM

Taylor Moore’s two-year stint at Bristol Rovers ends on mutual agreement as new manager Steve Evans sees him as no longer fitting the club’s future plans — despite Moore’s 64 appearances and one goal. Born in east London but raised in France, Moore’s career has taken him through Lens, Bristol City, Shrewsbury, Hearts, Southend, and Cheltenham, giving him a wealth of experience across leagues and systems. With a year left on his contract, the move signals a fresh start for Moore as he seeks his next club, while Rovers look to rebuild their defense for the season ahead.


Antonelli Shines as Verstappen Struggles | Bristol News
Antonelli Shines as Verstappen Struggles | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Friday at 2:16 PM

Kimi Antonelli blitzed the Dutch GP’s first practice in his Mercedes, edging out Lando Norris by over a tenth and teammate George Russell by just four thousandths — while Lewis Hamilton lurked fourth, 50 points behind in the championship. Aston Martin’s new Honda engine showed promise as Fernando Alonso climbed to 12th, hinting at a potential turning point for his future. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen slumped to 11th and Liam Lawson 14th, while Ferrari and Alpine rolled out major upgrades — McLaren and Aston Martin also tweaked their aerodynamics for gains.

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Swindon Screwdriver Stabbing Case | Bristol News
Swindon Screwdriver Stabbing Case | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Friday at 1:16 PM

A 36-year-old man from Swindon, James Denys, faces serious charges after allegedly stabbing a 25-year-old construction worker, Jamie Chappell, with a screwdriver—leaving him with life-changing injuries. Denys insists he’s innocent and has pleaded not guilty. The trial is set for January 11th, when the full story will unfold in court. Meanwhile, Chappell’s family focuses on his recovery as the legal system gears up for what could be a dramatic courtroom showdown.

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Bristol Police Seek Public Help in Assault Case | Bristol News
Bristol Police Seek Public Help in Assault Case | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Friday at 10:07 AM

Police in Bristol are urgently seeking help to identify a suspect in an assault that occurred early Friday, August 14th, between 3:50 AM and 4:05 AM in Stokes Croft. Two people—a man and a woman—were attacked but thankfully received non-life-threatening injuries and are now recovering at home. Investigators have reviewed CCTV footage and are now appealing to the public for any sightings. The suspect is described as a white male, aged 30–40, wearing a black jacket and flat cap. If you recognize him or have information, contact police on 101 with reference number 5226228562 or submit details via their online appeal form.

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Racist Graffiti Strikes Again at Nature Reserve | Bristol News
Racist Graffiti Strikes Again at Nature Reserve | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Friday at 9:38 AM

Racist graffiti has struck again at Magpie Bottom Nature Reserve — a third hateful act in just weeks — sparking outrage and grief among locals who see the park as a symbol of community unity. Vandalism, spray-painted on a stone marker, was swiftly cleaned by council crews ahead of a family event, as volunteers and neighbors rallied to protect the space. While authorities are ramping up patrols and investigations, residents demand stronger, proactive measures to stop hate crimes before they escalate. The community remains defiant, standing firm against racism and pledging to keep the reserve a welcoming haven for all.

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Sirona Care Under Fire | Bristol News
Sirona Care Under Fire | Bristol News episode artwork
Last Friday at 6:31 AM

A damning review of a Bristol children’s therapy service has exposed deep-rooted failures — from unqualified staff to ignored parental pleas — leaving families devastated and demanding real change. Parents of kids with complex needs, like Matei whose condition demands expert care, say the system is failing them while internal whistleblowers reveal cost-cutting and rushed reports are eroding quality. Despite Sirona’s CEO calling it a “balanced assessment,” families feel unheard and betrayed, warning that without urgent, systemic fixes, trust can’t be restored.

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