Chloe Harcombe

6 days ago | bbc.co.uk | Chloe Harcombe |John Darvall

Image source, Mia HarrisonImage caption, Ms Harrison said her endometriosis pain is "all encompassing"A 21-year-old living with stage three endometriosis said a support group has helped her to feel less lonely. Mia Harrison, who lives in Bristol, has suffered with the condition since she was 12-years-old. Every month, she is left with "all encompassing" pain affecting her legs, stomach, back and head.

3 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Chloe Harcombe |John Darvall

Image caption, Sam Wells and his nephew, Henry Herbert, have worked at the business since they were youngA 100-year-old family bakery has been given a King's Award for Enterprise thanks to its sustainable ethos. Hobbs House Bakery, in Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire, chooses its ingredients carefully, considering whether the farmer is working to increase soil biodiversity and how they are trying to make their crops nutritious.

3 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Jeremy Stern |Chloe Harcombe

Image caption, Gary Farrow said trying to drive and park in Marlborough was "atrocious" because of frequent roadworksBBC News, West of EnglandResidents have expressed their anger at "constant" roadworks in a town, as another project gets under way. A scheme to upgrade underground pipes to ensure gas flows safely and reliably to homes and businesses in Marlborough, Wiltshire, is set to last until the start of July.

4 weeks ago | bbc.com | Chloe Harcombe |Martin Jones

Builder stole 'equivalent of lottery win', jury toldChloe Harcombe & Martin JonesSubmittedMark Killick is accused of defrauding 46 customers out of more than £2mA builder has gone on trial accused of defrauding 46 customers in the West Country out of more than £2m after failing to complete work at their homes. Mark Killick, of Shoe Lane in Paulton, Somerset, allegedly charged his customers for building materials and labour after agreeing to complete work, but kept the money for himself.

1 month ago | bbc.co.uk | Chloe Harcombe |Ben Prater

Image caption, Chippenham town centre was submerged after the River Avon burst its banks in November 2024Residents of a Wiltshire town are still feeling the impact of devastating flooding caused by Storm Bert six months ago. Chippenham saw its worst flooding for 50 years after the River Avon burst its banks on 25 November 2024. Several businesses, charities and local groups based in the town lost their buildings, stock and personal possessions.