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Human remains found in field
A POLICE investigation is underway after suspected human remains were found in Lyde Green. The remains were found yesterday morning in a field between Westerleigh...
Man admits murdering his father at the home they shared
A MAN has admitted murdering his elderly father at the home they shared. Gary Moore, aged 65, was arrested shortly after the body of his...
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Three-weekly black bin collections to be confirmed
Human remains found in field
Man admits murdering his father at the home they shared
Four contenders aiming to replace Claire Young as councillor
Extreme rainfall swamps roads and paths
School’s harvest collection helps food bank
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Singer Ava stuns the celebrities on The Voice UK
SHE’S more used to singing to the dogs at the grooming parlour where she works. But when Ava Mannings decided to try her luck on...
34-mile journey to find a dentist taking on new NHS patients
PEOPLE in the Frome Valley area currently face a 34-mile trip to reach the nearest dentist accepting new adult NHS patients. As of January 30...
Watermore 10k celebrates decade of success
IT started as a good idea for a school fundraiser – and the Watermore 10k has grown into a firm fixture on the sporting calendar...
Winterbourne microbrewery shuts in licence row with charity landlord
A MICROBREWERY and tap room in Winterbourne village near Bristol has closed amid a row with its charity...
All change for e-scooter fleet, as operator Voi is replaced
BRISTOL and South Gloucestershire’s e-scooter fleet will have a new look from later this year after a new operator takes it over. The West of...
Artisan pizza van given licence despite objections over noise and smells
AN artisan pizza van has been granted permission to open up on the former Frenchay Hospital site – despite residents’ objections. The One Pizza, run...
Singer Russell Watson to headline village charity music festival
BRITAIN’S best-selling classical singer is set to appear in South Gloucestershire at a charity’s outdoor festival. Russell Watson is the headliner for the tenth annual...
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Sports News
From Frampton Rangers to Serie A – Winterbourne footballer’s...
A WINTERBOURNE student has signed a contract to play football for a top-flight Italian club. While other 18 year olds have been celebrating their A-level...
Angler Charlie reels in a world championship title
A TEENAGER from Henfield has brought home a world title as part of an England fishing team. Charlie Isaacs was part of a team of...
Cricket club celebrates century with its own beer
FRAMPTON Cotterell Cricket Club celebrates its 100th anniversary this year with special events, the launch of a new women’s team – and two specially-brewed beers....
Cup triumph for Frampton Cotterell RFC
FRAMPTON Cotterell Rugby Club won the Bristol Combination Vase, beating Old Colstonians 21-18 in an exciting and tight final at the Lockleaze rugby venue. The...
Opinion News
The sad state of our river
by David Hanks of Frampton Cotterell Nature RIVERS are the lifeblood of our planet, and essential systems for all life on Earth. In Frampton, our...
£15 tax increase will help close police funding gap
The Police and Crime Panel supported a proposal to increase the precept by £15 for Band D taxpayers. This funding will help reduce the impact...
South Gloucestershire Council: tackling fly-tipping
South Gloucestershire Council has recently secured a number of successful prosecutions relating to waste offences that have taken place across the...
Luke Hall MP: Some good news for commuters
TRAINS from Yate to Bristol and to Gloucester will soon be running half-hourly rather than every hour, writes Thornbury & Yate MP Luke...
Which party will come out top in South Glos in May elections? Expert giv...
by BBC LDRS team and Filtonvoice The ruling Conservatives running South Gloucestershire Council face a serious fight to stay in power at next May’s local...
Campaigners call for lights in dark Filton park
By Jane Williams Despite lobbying the council for almost a year, residents who enjoy walking at Millennium Green in Filton are no closer to seeing...