Sophie Grubb

2 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Sophie Grubb |Tristan Cork

The Bristol school took action after 9,000 messages flooded a pupil WhatsApp chat in just 15 hoursParents have largely welcomed a Bristol primary school's decision to completely ban smartphones after a teacher's shocking discovery. As Bristol Live reported on Monday, children at Blackhorse Primary School in Emersons Green will no longer be allowed to bring in smartphones, even if they're just using it during their journey to and from the gates.

3 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lisa Letcher |Sophie Grubb

Other customers were quick to express their supportA beachside cafe in the West Country has scrapped a parking discount for customers after staff endured "verbal abuse". The popular Life's a Beach café, situated on Maenporth beach in Cornwall, said the "sad" decision came after complaints from customers who had "not read the terms" of the deal.

3 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Sophie Grubb

The line-up includes a Steps tribute actSteps star Ian 'H' Watkins has said it is "mindblowing" that Coachella has forced his small Welsh festival into a name change. The social media accounts for Cowchella in Cowbridge in the Vale of Glamorgan, Wales went down, and its Eventbrite tickets page had its name disappear amid a complaint which Watkins said was from Coachella Ltd, the US festival in California.

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Sophie Grubb

A Bristol cafe has attracted massive queues on opening day as it relaunches with a unique new look. CUPP on Park Row, which has been serving up bubble tea and other Taiwanese-inspired treats for years, is reopening today (Friday, May 30) following a major makeover dedicated to much-loved characters the Moomins. The city centre street was already crowded with people by 10.30am, ahead of the doors opening at midday, with the first arrivals nabbing their spot by 10am.

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Sophie Grubb |Holly Clarke

Chris has explained the unlikely theme in his scriptSpringwatch fans have been left baffled after picking up on a pattern in Chris Packham's references during the show. Alongside co-host Michaela Strachan, the pair marvelled at the wonders of wildlife within the Peak District. The latest instalment of the well-loved BBC series, which aired last night, aired captivating footage of marine wildlife in the West Country, including a huge swarm of tropical jellyfish filmed in Cornwall.