Lewis Clarke

Tiverton

Reporter at Devon Live

Multimedia Reporter at Reach PLC

Reporter covering the South West of England - [email protected]. Thespian + @geograph_bi addict. Stressed out father...

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Articles

Bristol garage site could soon become a new hotspot for food

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

Plans have gone in to change the use of the buildingA former vehicle repair garage in the heart of Bristol’s St Philips could soon be reborn as a restaurant and indoor recreation venue. The application, lodged with Bristol City Council by Yummiz Limited, seeks permission to change the use of the ground-floor premises at 3 Gas Lane from vehicle repairs to a mix of restaurant and indoor sport/recreation uses.
Family spirit and strong values praised at Winterbourne primary school

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

Elm Park Primary School in Winterbourne has been praised by Ofsted for its kindness, family ethos, and strong academic ambition following its latest inspectionA “tangible family ethos” and unwavering commitment to kindness and inclusion have seen Elm Park Primary School in Winterbourne, South Gloucestershire, maintain its strong performance in its latest Ofsted inspection.
Abacus Pre School wins praise as kids relish outdoor adventures and grow independence

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

Inspectors say children were blossomingA nursery in south Gloucestershire has been praised by Ofsted for creating a happy and nurturing environment where children 'relish being outdoors' and develop strong independence and language skills. Abacus Pre School, based at Baileys Court Activity Centre in Bradley Stoke, was rated Good across all areas following its latest inspection on Wednesday, February 5.
Georgian guest house faces planning bid to secure long-term future

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

It wants formal permission to continue welcoming visitorsA prominent Georgian property on Berkeley Square is the subject of a new planning application, as its owner seeks formal permission to continue operating the site as a guest house. The application, lodged by Mr P Culliford, proposes to retain the current use of 3 Berkeley Square as a seven-room guest house with a live-in manager’s studio apartment.
Bristol steam railway fights back after devastating £50,000 fraud

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

A series of fundraisers are planeedA cherished steam railway in Bristol is making an impassioned comeback after falling victim to a £50,000 fraud that left volunteers reeling and operations hanging in the balance. But from the darkest of times, a fresh determination has emerged, fuelled by the unwavering spirit of community and the power of English wine. Roger Eynon, chair of the Avon Valley Railway Heritage Trust, has been the driving force behind the railway’s Bounce Back Appeal.
Emotional journey sees brothers cycle to Scotland in father’s memory

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

Two Bristol brothers are cycling 770km to honour their father and raise awareness of alcohol misuse’s devastating impactTheir dad died because of alcohol. Now, two brothers from Bristol are cycling 770 kilometres to Fort William to raise money — and awareness — for a cause they wish had entered their lives sooner. For Olly and Sam Shone, Cycling the NaShone is more than a charity challenge.
Secret gardens in Clifton and Hotwells to open for rare public viewings

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

It will be part of a two-day celebration of hidden beautyCommunal gardens usually closed to the public will open this June in one of Bristol’s most picturesque districts. This will give visitors a unique chance to explore more than 20 communal gardens and squares behind the elegant Georgian terraces of Clifton and Hotwells. The Clifton and Hotwells Open Gardens weekend will take place on Saturday, June 7 and Sunday, June 8, from 10:30am to 5pm.
Major step forward in plans for hundreds of South Bristol homes

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

A key planning hurdle has been clearedA significant step has been taken in the proposed redevelopment of Hengrove Leisure Park in South Bristol. The move marks progress on an ambitious scheme to transform the existing site into a residential neighbourhood featuring hundreds of new homes and flexible commercial space. The planning application outlines the demolition of existing structures and the construction of up to 350 dwellings, including affordable housing.
Ofsted finds secondary school in North Somerset maintains 'good' standards

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

Backwell School has earned praise from Ofsted for its calm atmosphere and high academic ambition but faces calls to better support pupils with SENDA “calm and sensible” school in North Somerset where pupils “enjoy attending” and “meet the high expectations the school has for their behaviour” has been praised by Ofsted following its latest inspection.
Tree posing 'imminent danger' at Clifton High School chopped down

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lewis Clarke

Specialist contractors were called inA tree posing an 'imminent danger' has been urgently removed from Clifton High School after it snapped in a high-use area. The incident prompted an immediate response from Branch Walkers Tree Services Ltd. In a letter addressed to Mark Hemmings of Bristol City Council, the firm confirmed the purple cherry plum had snapped and was considered hazardous.