• St Jude Storm Stories & Photos

  By TillyV

  More a case of "Hey Jude - where are you?" really..!

            

   

  By Clifton People at 16:55 on 28/10/13

  

  In the early hours of Monday 28th October 2013 the St Jude's Day Storm hit the UK. Let us know if the storm has affected you! Be sure to post your pics as well!

• Long, hot summer means bumper crop of grapes for North Somerset vineyard

  By bristolmum1

  I tried Ingrid's wine earlier this year and I can confirm that it is lovely. I would definitely...

            

   

  By The Bristol Post at 07:00 on 22/10/13

  

  IT may be hundreds of miles from the spiritual home of Pinot Noir, but Ingrid Bates' vineyard in North Somerset has just produced a bumper crop of the famous grapes. Thanks to the long, hot summer and hours of painstaking work, the vineyard close to Wrington is starting to bear fruit. This autumn, Ingrid has been harvesting her precious grapes which will be used to make the South West's very own fine wine. The spiritual home of the...

• Charlton HayesMasterplan under spotlight as next phases examined

  By lolly60

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  By The Bristol Post at 05:00 on 23/10/13

  AMASTERPLAN for a dev- elopment of almost 2,000 new homes between Cribbs Causeway and Filton will be under the spotlight tomorrow. South Gloucestershire councillors will examine proposals for the second and third phases of the Charlton Hayes development next to Filton Airfield. Dozens of homes and a new link road between The Mall and the A38 have already been built on the 200-acre site, which will eventually accommodate 6,000...

• Raise your glassWork starts on £35m office block in city centre

  By bril_lil

  Apart from Colston Hall's copper foyer extravaganza and the Eye (& that's rather bland) why does...

            

   

  By The Bristol Post at 05:00 on 23/10/13

  

  ONE sure sign of a healthy and thriving economy is the site of cranes working away on the city's skyline. And yesterday a huge crane was being installed in the heart of Bristol's business district as work finally started on one of the biggest developments seen in the region since the start of the recession. The £35 million office block is the largest speculative scheme in the country outside London and comes just weeks after...

• Visiting Cook Islands rugby players arrive in Bristol ahead of World Cup

  By Pixielott

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  By The Bristol Post at 07:00 on 22/10/13

  

  THE Cook Islands rugby league team have landed in Bristol and are making themselves at home. Their national flag was unfurled outside City Hall yesterday as the players, coached and officials were welcomed ahead of their World Cup clash with the USA Tomahawks at the Memorial Stadium next Wednesday night. They will be hoping their public appearances during the next week will boost ticket sales, as only about 1,500 seats in the...

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