The world champion Georgia Routledge says she only took up the sport last year.

Wall art and technology inside custody cells is not a "soft approach on crime", say police.

Nicky Taylor has won the GB Clio Cup and wants to step up to the British Touring Cars Championship.

The IOPC is looking into previous contact with the victim up to seven weeks before her killing.

The back-row contenders come front and centre, Harlequins have a new Puma on the loose and more Premiership talking points

Championship highfliers Ealing beat Premiership side Saracens 29-19 in the opening round of the Premiership Rugby Cup.

Bristol Rovers boss Matt Taylor says it will be a moment of "togetherness" as fans plan support for players who have suffered racist abuse.

BBC Radio Bristol's Sound of the City looks back at Bristol Academy's win against Barcelona in the Champions League in 2014.

Bristol City midfielder George Earthy called up to the England Under-21 squad for the first time after a series of withdrawals due to either injury or transitions into the senior squad.

Bristol Bears have "some kids to watch for the future", says director of rugby Pat Lam.

Bristol City have the squad depth to be a "top team" and challenge in the Championship this season says forward Anis Mehmeti.

Racism is 'unfortunately part of' football said Bristol Rovers forward Shaq Forde, after he was sent online abuse last month.

Bath centre Louie Hennessey signs a new "long-term" contract with the Premiership club.

Bristol City defender Rob Atkinson plays 90 minutes for the club's under-21 side as he nears a full return from a serious knee injury.

This is a unique football experience with every match in the same place every Saturday.

Dr Stephenson led the Bristol Bus Boycott in 1963.

Megan Ruth-Trump – now Megan Avon – married the river in August 2024.

The new series is produced by the BBC’s Natural History Unit in Bristol.

Lara Gilmour describes the moment her husband was trapped in Valencia flooding.

George Clarke will staff the most southerly post office in the world, living among a penguin colony.

Judy Orme won the 2024 World Triathlon Championships in her 70-74 age group category in Spain.

There are three chess grandmasters in south west who remain at the top of their game

Fewer than 3% of reported bike thefts since 2019 resulted in a charge or summons, the BBC learns.

The Budget saw the Labour government announce the reintroduction of inheritance tax for farmers.

A group of friends will perform on what they say is an iconic bus route between Bristol and Glastonbury.

Police officer and domestic violence survivor Sharon Baker features in a documentary by the Queen.

The council claims it was given bad advice over solar investments that left it with a £1.5bn debt.

Palestine Action said its members blocked the entrance to two Elbit Systems UK sites in Bristol.

Forensic work is ongoing and police say they are not aware of any suspicious circumstances.

A look at what stories are trending across the West of England on 13 November 2024.

The activists, who staged protests outside a defence firm on Tuesday, are released on police bail.

A leaked document outlines potentially radical changes to bin collections in Bristol.

The Bristol Downs League has been going for almost 120 years but how can they solidify its future?

Mitchell Curtis 'refused to admit what he had done' to colleagues despite a 'wealth of evidence'.

Gifts, decorations and festive food.

A peek behind the famous concrete walls.

Son of a nutcracker!

Not an artisan sourdough loaf in sight.

All our best articles from the past week.

The Santa Stair Climb returns to One Canada Square.

Panto is back - oh yes it is!

Books, booze and unique stocking fillers.

A fir tree in fairytale form.

The Lord Mayor's Show, firework displays and brand new exhibitions.

Things to do for a fiver or less.

Meander your way across a dock.

Phew.

LightSounds runs 23-24 November.

Igloos, rooftops and ski lodges.

Spruce up on your arboreal knowhow.