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I was upset to find brown bread in a white loaf - I thought it was the plague

6 days ago | bristolworld.com | Lucinda Herbert

A woman was ‘upset’ when she discovered brown bread in the middle of a white loaf in a bizarre mix-up. Charlotte Hobbs, 22, was making herself a sandwich yesterday when she realised part of her white loaf had been spliced with a brown one, in a bizarre consumer mystery. ‘I thought it was the plague’Upset and ‘hangry’, Charlotte threw the bread away thinking ‘it was the plague’ - but later retrieved the odd loaf (click to play the video above) to store in the freezer.
Bristol City’s first signing is admired by iconic Man Utd duo

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Kurtis Leyland

Bristol City have completed their first signing of the Gerhard Struber eraBristol City have kickstarted their summer transfer business with the signing of talented 24-year-old midfielder Adam Randell on a four-year-deal from League One side Plymouth Argyle.
Bristol City set to confirm first Gerhard Struber signing

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Kurtis Leyland

Bristol City are expected to confirm the signing of a midfielder with 84 appearances at Championship levelNew Bristol City boss Gerhard Struber is reported to be on the verge of completing his first signing at Ashton Gate after less than a week in the dugout.
Bristol Rovers predicted 2025/26 line-up

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Kurtis Leyland

How Bristol Rovers could line up next season following Darell Clarke’s return to the Memorial StadiumDarrell Clarke is currently overseeing his first pre-season at Bristol Rovers since coming back to the Gas as head coach at the end of May. Clarke spearheaded Rovers from the National League to the third tier in four incredible seasons between 2014 and 2018 and has since achieved promotion with Port Vale while also gaining experience with Walsall, Cheltenham and Barnsley among others.
Aldi looking to bring new store to Bristol

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Megan Fogg

Aldi is on the lookout for a new store location in Bristol as part of its rapid UK expansion plans. The UK's fourth-largest supermarket recently invited the public to suggest areas most in need of an Aldi store. Aldi has now analysed thousands of suggestions to help shape its store search for the years ahead, with Bristol identified as a priority area. Aldi currently has more than 1,050 stores across the UK and is working towards a long-term target of 1,500.
How Gerhard Struber's bold £16m Bristol City starting XI could look next season according to AI

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Kurtis Leyland

How Bristol City could line up next season following Liam Manning’s departure to Norwich CityGerhard Struber is expected to be named as the new Bristol City manager following Liam Manning’s decision to leave his post at Ashton Gate for the managerial vacancy at Championship rivals Norwich City.
Ex-Bristol Rovers 38-goal lethal striker set to join league rivals just 16 months on from six-figure fee exit

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Georgia Goulding

Bristol Rovers look set to come up against their former player next season as he nears a move to League Two. Bristol Rovers could come up against one of their former favourites next season as a rival club are closing in on an intriguing summer transfer deal. Fellow League Two outfit MK Dons have been in the picture to sign ex-player Aaron Collins and they look to finally be wrapping up conversations over his move to Stadium MK.
Bristol City Council is attempting to raise £300k to buy 18th-century Turner oil painting of Bristol

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Vanessa Sims

Bristol City Council will attempt to raise around £300,000 to buy an 18th-century oil painting of Hotwells. The Rising Squall, Hot Wells, was painted by JMW Turner in 1792 and will be sold in an auction on July 2. If successful, the council will hang the painting in the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery at the top of Park Street. No money from the council’s budget will be used to bid for the painting, so there will be no effect on spending cash on fixing potholes or running libraries, for example.
Perega announces expansion with new glass and facades office in Bristol

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Izzy Jenkins

Leading independent structural and civil engineering firm, Perega, announces the opening of its new office at Redwood House, Almondsbury Business Park in Bristol. The new Bristol office will significantly boost Perega’s ability to service existing clients and cultivate new business opportunities in the southwest region. This expansion feeds into Perega's wider strategic plans to enhance its national footprint and cater to increasing demand for its specialist expertise.
Police officers on the hunt for man wanted in connection with an incident of threatening behaviour

2 weeks ago | bristolworld.com | Neil Fatkin

Police officers are on the hunt for 32-year-old Ryan Nash who is wanted in connection with an ongoing investigation into threatening behaviour. Nash is described as white, of medium build, with short brown hair and a brown and ginger beard. He has links to the Knowle, Avonmouth and Shirehampton areas of Bristol. A spokesperson for Avon and Somerset Police said: “We're appealing for the public's help to locate Ryan Nash who's wanted as part of an ongoing investigation.