Kate Wilson
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Key route near M4 and M5 to close for three months (opens the original)
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A key route near the M4 and M5 is set to undergo nearly three months of overnight closures. A major stretch of the A38 will be closed in four different sections between Alveston and Thornbury as highway teams carry out essential resurfacing work. The roadworks will run from Friday, September 25 through to Sunday, December 13. To minimize daytime traffic disruption, full road closures will be implemented overnight from 8pm to 6am, operating Monday to Saturday evenings, with Sunday night closures
'Top UK immersive light trail' returns to Bristol this winter (opens the original)
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A magical immersive light trail which claims to be the UK's number one is returning to Bristol this winter. Luminate returns to Ashton Court with a new route and installations. The mesmerising trail, which arrives on Friday, November 27 to Monday, December 28, features stunning light elements and interactive light play all set to a beautiful soundtrack. This year’s trail will be filled with new magical zones and more ways for visitors to get involved. There will be a Frozen Forest, intergalactic
Plans submitted for huge Waitrose distribution centre (opens the original)
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Waitrose plans to open its first major distribution centre in the South West next year. Based near Avonmouth, the giant depot will handle stock for 50 stores across the region, with operations managed on-site by logistics partner DHL. To get the site up and running, DHL has submitted an official application to base up to 70 delivery lorries and 150 trailers at the hub, which sits on Central Avenue in Severn Beach. The new opening is part of a nationwide £1bn upgrade by Waitrose, which includes p
£41m upgrade announced for BRI under as part of huge NHS investment (opens the original)
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Surgical theatres at the Bristol Royal Infirmary (BRI) are set for major upgrades following a £41 million funding boost from the Government. Health Secretary Yvette Cooper announced the funding today (Wednesday) as part of a £1.5 billion national investment package. The money aims to fix urgent problems in crumbling NHS buildings and build resilience to extreme heat following recent heatwaves.. At the BRI the funding will be used for new operating theatres, a new ward for children as well as saf
Parking charges to be introduced at nine Bristol car parks next month (opens the original)
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Drivers across several Bristol suburbs will soon have to pay to park in local council car parks as a long-contested traffic order comes into effect next month. Under the final order made by Bristol City Council on September 3, pay-and-display charges and maximum stay limits will apply seven days a week between 8am and 6pm across nine off-street Bristol car parks. These include Beechwood Road and Stoke View in Fishponds, Callington Road and Repton Road in Brislington, Chalks Road and Derby Street
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