Alexandra Bassingham

Images of the Almost Synchro swimming team have appeared on the city’s Metro to promote the games.

The A431 Kelston Road is being closed for four days during the half term break.

The Arcade Museum worked with company Heber to create a close replica of Computer Space.

Good Times will see the likes of Sophie Ellis-Bextor, McFly and Jools Holland perform in Yate.

James Oakley was inspired after giving emergency first aid to a stab victim while on holiday.

Abbie Ward returned to her job as a professional rugby player 17 weeks after giving birth.

Students at St Helen’s Primary School, near Bristol, think the new library is “really cool”.

Chris Spindler, from Somerset, said gambling isolated him and put him £25,000 in debt, aged 23.

After his first, at 18, Steve Edwards said "never again", but looking back he says it was a special journey.

Potholes along M5 northbound between Taunton and Weston-super-Mare are particularly bad, the AA says.

Lando Norris' win at the Miami Grand Prix has inspired students at his former school.

Joan Edgington is a key witness in the government inquiry into the infected blood scandal.

Ben Wollen climbed the height of Mount Everest in 72 hours on an indoor wall.

Polly Higgins co-founded Stop Ecocide International, which looks into crimes against nature.

Sixty years after the Bristol Bus Boycott, city mayor Marvin Rees will pay tribute to the pioneers.

Julia's House, in Wiltshire and Dorset, supports terminally ill children and their families.

Midlands Today's Michael Collie said he was "horrified" to hear his mum lost thousands in the fraud.

Richard Bazley's award winning films Confines and Censure are being screened locally.

The group will play at the festival after winning a competition against more than 1,000 acts.

Experienced nursery owner Katryn Bennett says the government's plan is "simply not reality".