Kim Horton

5 days ago | msn.com | Kim Horton

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5 days ago | gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Kim Horton

A massive barn fire is reported to have happened in Lydbrook today (Saturday, April 19). Billowing smoke could be seen from miles away as the fire took hold of the structure. Four fire engines were sent to the scene where they remained for three hours to get the blaze under control. It has not been determined as yet the cause of the fire and investigations are ongoing.

5 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Kim Horton

The social club in South Bristol closed with immediate effect earlier this weekA number of Bristol brides have been left without a wedding venue following the news that a South Bristol social club has closed. After days of speculation around the future of the Bedminster Down Ex Service Club, located in Winford Grove, a post on the social club’s Facebook page confirmed the news that the venue would be closing with immediate effect.

5 days ago | gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Kim Horton

A warning has been issued to dog owners after a video caught a dog chasing a ewe which was found dead soon after. The footage, which was captured earlier this month, shows a small dog chasing a ewe and its lamb and at one point the ewe appears to collapse mid-chase while trying to protect its offspring. Gloucestershire police are warning dog owners that even if the dog does not bite livestock, the stress of being chased can kill them.

5 days ago | devonlive.com | Kim Horton

New parking charges at a stunning South West beauty spot have been slammed - with one visitor revealing they had to fork out as much as £25 to stay. Durdle Door, on the Jurassic Coast of Dorset, attracts thousands of tourists each year. But one branded the parking prices as 'daylight robbery' after forking out an eye-watering sum, as reported by The Sun. Campervan driver Shane Waller, 51, from London told The Telegraph he had to fork out £25 after staying for an hour and 20 minutes.