Kate Wilson

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Kate Wilson

The Grade II listed, iron and steel bridge was shut on May 13 last yearAfter more than a year of repairs Langton Street Bridge - better known as the Banana Bridge - has reopened to the public. The Grade II listed, iron and steel bridge was shut on May 13 last year, to conduct its first major works since its construction in 1883. The Banana Bridge crosses the River Avon to connect Langton Street and St. Luke's Road.

1 week ago | msn.com | Kelly-Ann Kiernan |Kate Wilson

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1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Abbie Bray |Kate Wilson |Holly Fleet |Taite Johnson

Fans are worried about the music legendSir Tom Jones has raised concerns among supporters following a social media update. The esteemed Welsh vocalist and coach on The Voice, who recently celebrated his 85th jubilee, is preparing to embark on his new tour across the UK and Europe. The legendary singer kicked off his latest stretch with a mesmerising performance at Hampton Court Palace, captivating the crowd with his amazing vocals and compelling stage charisma.

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas |Kate Wilson

One lucky ticket holder has won the biggest-ever lottery prizeA staggering £208 million EuroMillions jackpot remains unclaimed, with residents in a fortunate area being urged to double-check their tickets. The record-breaking rollover prize from Tuesday night's EuroMillions draw has yet to be claimed by the lucky ticket holder. The winner now has a 90-day window from the draw date to claim their windfall and is encouraged to make contact as soon as possible, reports the Mirror.

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Kate Wilson |Kelly-Ann Kiernan

The Met Office has said that the high temperatures expected this weekend could cause health problems for older and very young peopleScorching temperatures are forecast to sweep the UK this weekend, with a staggering 24 counties bracing themselves for highs of at least 30C. Both Saturday and Sunday are set to see soaring temperatures, accompanied by health warnings targeting vulnerable groups such as the elderly and young children.