Bristol Post

The Bristol Post is a regional newspaper that publishes five days a week, previously six days a week. It focuses on news from Bristol city and the surrounding areas, including Greater Bristol, North Somerset, and South Gloucestershire. The paper was originally called the Bristol Evening Post until it changed its name in April 2012. In April 2018, its website was revamped and rebranded as Bristol Live. The Bristol Post is owned by Reach PLC, which was formerly known as Trinity Mirror.

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New Charlotte Tilbury blush sticks that 'seem to turn back time'

15 hours ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Oliver Astley |Laura Mulley

We tried out the beauty brand's extension to its Unreal Skin Foundation Stick rangeThe beauty industry is always abuzz with the launch of a new Charlotte Tilbury product and the recent unveiling of an extension to its Unreal Skin Foundation Stick was no different. The beloved makeup and skincare brand introduced the Unreal Blush Healthy Glow Sticks last week, and I had the privilege of testing them before their official release, writes beauty and wellness editor Laura Mulley.
Five-vehicle M4 crash leaves woman seriously injured as car overturns

20 hours ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Oliver Astley

One vehicle landed on its roof in the pile-upA five-vehicle crash on the M4 motorway left a vehicle on its roof and a woman with serious injuries yesterday evening, Thursday, June 26. The pile-up resulted in a temporary closure of part of the motorway and a prolonged clear-up operation that caused gridlock around junction 22 where the M4 motorway meets the M49. The woman suffered serious leg injuries in the collision and two other people were hospitalised as a precautionary measure.
Get £50 off Shark fan that shoppers say is 'better than Dyson'

1 day ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Emily Sleight |Sarah Lumley

The Shark Cordless Fan has been hailed a 'godsend' in the recent hot weatherTemperatures are set to creep back up to 30°C again in Bristol by early next week - and if you can't stand the heat, it's time to invest in a decent fan to keep you cool. Thankfully, Shark has slashed £50 off its FlexBreeze TableMate Cordless Fan at Amazon, which is now down from £149.99, to just £99.
Vet shares the nine dog breeds she would own including 'scary' breed

1 day ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Paige Freshwater

A vet has shared a list of the nine dog breeds she would welcome into her house as a pet after working with various breeds over the course of her 10-year long careerA vet with a decade of experience has revealed the dogs she'd happily have at home after years of working with numerous breeds. Known on social media as @saddy542020, vet Saddy has shared her top nine breeds and explained why they could be ideal companions for many owners.
ITV Love Island fans all have same complaint just minutes into show

2 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Olivia Wheeler

Love Island fans were left all saying the same thing as they tuned into the ITV2 dating show on Wednesday nightLove Island fans were united in their grievance during Wednesday's episode, voicing their opinions just minutes into the show. Earlier in the week, shockwaves hit the villa as Islanders Dejon, Remell, Emily, and Helena were abruptly told to exit the premises, with a car awaiting them outside.
'Plane passenger asked to swap seats so he could sit with girlfriend, he had no right'

2 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Paige Freshwater

A man has been praised for standing his ground against an 'entitled' plane passenger who tried to guilt trip him into swapping seats on their flight so he could sit next to his girlfriendA man has been praised for standing his ground and refusing to swap seats on a plane so an 'entitled' passenger could sit with his girlfriend. The 29-year-old, who was returning from a work trip, had pre-booked an aisle seat specifically for the extra legroom due to his height.
Five bowel cancer symptoms as disease 'on the rise in young people'

2 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Paige Freshwater

A doctor has shared the five top warning signs of bowel cancer as rates among the young have been increasing, with Cancer Research UK estimating one in 20 cases are in people under 50A doctor has urged people to keep a close eye on their bowel health after studies showed an increase in younger adults being diagnosed with cancer. The research, based on data from the World Health Organization (WHO), highlights a rise in bowel cancer cases in individuals under 50 across the world.
I flew from Europe's 'worst' airport and don't understand why it's so hated

2 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Isobel Pankhurst |Chloe Dobinson

Heraklion Airport in Crete has been named Europe's worst airport by travellers, but one writer who recently flew in and out of it is struggling to see whyAfter taking a jaunt to Crete, flying in and out of Heraklion Airport, Isobel Pankhurst was quite taken aback to find it's been dubbed Europe's worst airport by travellers. Dive into the online world of Google reviews and you'll encounter a barrage of scathing critiques, particularly from those braving the peak summer rush.
Glastonbury goer says 'it's very different' as they detail first ever festival

2 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Tianna Corbin

Once again, it's the season where global crowds make their way to Somerset for the eagerly awaited Glastonbury festival. This time around, attendees are set for a treat with acts like Rod Stewart, the 1975, Raye, Charlie XCX, and Neil Young on the bill. With doors opening on Wednesday, June 25, BBC correspondent Colin Paterson ventured to the festival grounds to interview a particularly notable attendee.
Big change to free bus passes could be rolled out across UK

2 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Estel Farell Roig |Olivia Sheed |Estel Farell-Roig

More councils could adopt the scheme expansionOne of the biggest complaints with the free concessionary bus pass is its time restrictions. Nationally, the bus pass can only be used after 9.30am until 11pm. This limitation during peak hours means that those who are disabled or elderly, perhaps needing to get to medical appointments or work commitments, can't use their bus passes when they most need to. However, various councils across the UK are looking at changing things.