Bath lock Ewan Richards is growing "everything" about his game, says coach Andy Robinson after their second Premiership Rugby Cup win.

Owners can watch a movie with their dogs at The Little Theatre Cinema in Bath.

She’s one of 22 female drivers taking part in a Formula E test event in Valencia.

The 88-year-old began the role four years ago after his wife died.

One member even has the number tattooed on his chest.

The Welsh Hollywood star has written a memoir called Boy from the Valleys.

Somerset Council says the upgrade work on Hurdle Way is vital for pedestrians and cyclists.

Up to £991,000 will be spent on the major scheme to help reduce flooding.

Nigel, from Somerset, decided to become a foster parent aged in his 80s after his wife died.

Rob Guest raises more than £3,000 by lifting 450,000kg over his 24-hour challenge.

Pop star Robbie Williams will perform at Bath's Royal Crescent in June next year.

The bridge on Squibbers Way in Bridgwater was closed due to a fire that happened underneath it but was reopened following an inspection.

A new police station opens in a Somerset town, which aims to be "more efficient and sustainable".

About 700 patients have been identified as being at risk of developing serious liver problems.

Lessons have been held in temporary classrooms since it partially closed due to faulty construction.

Memorial services across the South West take place for Armistice Day on Monday.

An accident blackspot in Cornwall is closed after a third fatal crash in the last six months.

An anti-spiking charity says it has not seen a fall in reports although official figures are down.

Truro City extend Christian Oxlade-Chamberlain’s loan from Kidderminster Harriers until 31 January.

Richard Foord MP says there are no NHS dentists available in Devon for adults.

Volunteers in Cornwall spend more than 17 months knitting poppies and 23m of simulated barbed wire.

Len and Linda Trott are retiring after running the Post Office in The Lizard since 1988.

Truro City manager John Askey says his side looked "weary" in their 1-0 loss at Boreham Wood in National League South.

Work is under way to try and reduce traffic through the centre of St Ives, in Cornwall.

Katie Cross says she is paying £9,000 more per tonne of chocolate than she did a year ago.

Charity Action on Smoking and Health says deprivation and higher smoking levels are linked.

Community pantomime which first started in the 1950s won't be happening this year.

Stoke-on-Trent is looking to rekindle its relationship with its German twin town.

Locals say a crossroads in Cheadle by The Huntsman pub is becoming notorious for crashes.

BBC Radio Stoke’s Matt Weigold went to try his hand at apple wanging for Alton Apple Day.

Middleport Pottery has been given £250,000 by the National Lottery's heritage fund.

BBC Radio Stoke’s Matt Weigold visited Men Who Make Things at Hartshill's B Arts Centre.

BBC Radio Stoke’s Stuart George discusses the unveiling of Vale Park's John Rudge statue.

73-year-old Rob Cocker from Penkhull has now had a drink in 12,000 pubs nationwide.

Defender Ryan Sweeney says it was "about time" Burton registered a League One victory as they ended a 13-match winless start to the season on Saturday.

Port Vale eject a home fan at Tuesday's EFL Trophy tie with Wrexham for alleged homophobic abuse.

Simon Beech, 36, took part in riots in Stoke-on-Trent on 3 August.

An inquest into patients linked to Ian Paterson is told the disgraced surgeon was seen as difficult.

Tania Cork felt she might need an inhaler for the rest of her life after catching flu last year.

John, whose wife Wendy is being cared for at the hospice, said it deserved more government funding.

Cameron Bell was seen wearing her work uniform as a group walked through Tamworth town centre.

Sir Lee Pearson says he fears noise emanating from a new storage building will impact his training.

Isobel, from Congleton, will be performing as part of the Children In Need choir on Friday.

An ex-footballer says the players' union will continue supporting retiring players into new careers.

Iris has played in boys teams since she was four, and has now broken into Aston Villa’s girls team.

Unison say they're seeing a "dip in people" wanting to work in the council sector.

Aled Morris says the show has become a big part of his life.

"Over a month's worth of rain in a few hours" says the Environment Agency's Nick Green.

Cara Edwards from Bayston Hill had an urgent message about flood water hitting her home.