Estel Farell Roig
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- Aug 24, 2026
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'I had a delightful evening of luxury and champagne at Bath farm' (opens the original)
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I had not been that excited for a press review for some time, I thought as I drove to Bath. But I guess that is to be expected; it is not very often that I describe a place as being "out of this world". So it had been a quick, easy yes from when I got invited to try Homewood's latest offering. While the logistical side of things was a bit harder to arrange from my side, that just made the evening to come even more special. After a sell-out debut last year, The Cowshed by Homewood - a boutique ho
Five kids end up in hospital after swimming in river Avon (opens the original)
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Sewage and chemicals are making rivers and streams in the South West toxic to swimmers and bathers, a meeting heard. At a meeting of Wiltshire full council, members unanimously voted for a motion urging water companies to clean up their act, and the government to ensure they do so. During the debate, one councillor told how just days earlier his granddaughter and her four friends had been hospitalised after river swimming. And the vote came just days before the Environment Agency published a rep
Idyllic festival an hour's drive from Bristol coming back this month (opens the original)
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A festival at an idyllic location an hour's drive from Bristol is coming back later this month. Wales' largest independent music, science and arts festival Green Man is coming to the picturesque Bannau Brycheiniog National Park from August 20 to August 23. The latest additions to the lineup for Green Man 2026 are British singer-songwriter Celeste; a solo performance from Hot Chip’s Alexis Taylor and legendary record producer and owner of XL recordings, Richard Russell. Elsewhere, Green Man’s ded
Neighbours worried after suspected hate crime attack leaves man in hospital (opens the original)
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Residents have opened up about their worries after a serious attack on a Filipino man over the weekend. Police are treating last Friday's (July 31) serious assault - which initially saw three people being arrested on suspicion of attempted murder - as a suspected hate crime. Emergency services were called to Richmond Terrace, in Avonmouth, at about 8.30pm following reports of an altercation involving a number of people. One man sustained serious injuries and remains in hospital in a critical con
'It makes me feel unsafe': Residents speak out after suspected hate crime attack in Avonmouth (opens the original)
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'It does worry me as it happened so close by'
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