Sophie Grubb

Bristol

Content Editor at Bristol Post

Content editor @BristolLive - formerly chief reporter @TheOxfordMail (Currently on maternity leave)

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House near Temple Meads is up for sale with £150K price tag

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

A terraced house is set to be auctioned off with a "modest" price tag for its prime Bristol location. The three-bedroom property in St Philips is just a nine-minute walk from Temple Meads station, in a community known as the Dings. The red-brick homes there now stand in contrast to the high-rise flats and office buildings that have been under construction in the area in recent years, as part of the major Temple Quarter regeneration, and house prices have been increasing.
What a Bristol property budget will buy you in 'UK's most affordable town'

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

Zoopla has just released a list of the most popular affordable towns for familiesSwanky detached homes in a property hotspot are selling for the same price as an average Bristol terrace. This week Zoopla revealed the 'most popular affordable towns for families', with the majority located in Scotland and Wales. The list accounted for the average price of three-bedroom homes compared to average earnings in the local authority, to rank affordability.
The pretty village with a National Trust site and 'poshest pub'

5 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Sophie Grubb |Branwen Jones

It's only an hour away from Bristol and has plenty of walking routesA picturesque village within easy reach of Bristol is home to one of the best 'posh pubs' in the UK. The Bell at Skenfrith in Monmouthshire earned a spot on The Times' latest roundup of 'the UK's best posh pubs to stay in', where it was praised for its exceptional accommodation and ale.
Parks near Bristol hosting fish and chip picnics tonight

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

They are among the many events being put on to mark 80 years since VE DayPicnickers can feast on fish and chips at two parks in the Bristol area as part of VE Day celebrations. Today (May 8) marks 80 years since the end of the Second World War, with many events planned including beacon lighting and street parties. Plenty of people will be marking the occasion tonight with a chippy tea, as fish and chips were exempt from wartime rationing to maintain morale.
UK's cheapest towns for family homes revealed - two are within Bristol's commuting distance

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

Zoopla has released a list of the most affordable towns in Great BritainTwo towns within a 90-minute commute of Bristol are among the UK's cheapest property hotspots for families. Zoopla has revealed a list of the most affordable towns for house-buyers looking for a family home in popular locations. The data, published today (May 8), compared the average price of three-bedroom homes to average earnings in the local authority, to rank affordability.
The Bristol city centre car parks that could be demolished for housing

3 weeks ago | gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Sophie Grubb

At least five public car parks in and around Bristol city centre have been earmarked for redevelopment as part of major housing plans. Two NCP multi-storeys and three outdoor council car parks could be replaced with hundreds of homes as part of separate proposals, the first of which was given the go-ahead by planners just a few weeks ago. Two of the sites would deliver at least some parking spaces as part of the rebuild, while others make no mention of retaining parking provision.
Our charming visit to overlooked riverside town with a castle, cafes and huge farm shop

1 month ago | gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Sophie Grubb

A medieval market town, just a 90-minute journey from Gloucester, is brimming with independent shops, intriguing landmarks and charming cafes perfect for outdoor dining in the spring. Ludlow, with its unique half-timbered buildings and riverside setting, could easily be mistaken for Stratford-upon-Avon at first glance. Situated slightly further afield on the edge of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it's an ideal location for walkers seeking a more bustling base.
Our charming visit to overlooked riverside town with a castle, cafes and huge farm shop

1 month ago | msn.com | Sophie Grubb

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We try the Bristol roast dinner within walking distance of a nature reserve

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

Securing a large last-minute table for Sunday lunch had required some ringing round, but the relief when we found somewhere was quickly replaced by apprehension. Why weren't they full like the rest? What was wrong with it? It was with some hesitancy that we approached The Italian Kitchen when the time came, despite great feedback online and a word-of-mouth recommendation from friends. We need not have worried about its popularity though, as the place was absolutely packed.
Garden centres in and around Bristol to visit this summer

1 month ago | msn.com | Geoffrey Bennett |Sophie Grubb

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