The Week In - Your FREE local newspaper for Bristol & NE Somerset
A FREE weekly newspaper that focuses on genuinely local issues. For the last 13 years, The Week in has been the must read weekly in East Bristol and North East Somerset with up to 16,000 copies picked up and taken home. Presentation is attractive and practical and the content ensures it is read from cover to cover.
Distributed every Wednesday throughout East Bristol and North East Somerset.
Local news as it happens, on line and via the app.
Established in 2008.
CCTV appeal after counterfeit bank notes are reported in Keynsham
September 27, 2021 Enquiries are taking place following reports of counterfeit bank notes being used in Keynsham. Two pubs reported incidents on the afternoon of Friday 24th September where customers paid for a round of drinks using a counterfeit £20 note. Police officers …
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Witness appeal after suspected hate crime in St George Park
September 26, 2021Police are appealing for witnesses after a suspected hate crime at a park in St George Park yesterday afternoon. They received a call at approximately 4.55pm from a member of the public who reported an altercation between a number of …
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CCTV appeal over bank card theft in Kingswood
September 24, 2021Police are investigating the theft of a bank card in Kingswood and hope the public can help with their inquiries. “We want to speak with the male, pictured, in connection with our inquiries into the theft of bank card on …
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Life sentence for Warmley man who murdered his baby son
September 24, 2021A judge has today given a man who murdered his 39-day-old son a life sentence with a minimum term of 15 years in prison. James Dean Clark, 31, of Warmley, was convicted of murdering Sean Clark following a trial held …
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Metro Mayor joins event calling on the National Trust to end trail hunting on its land
September 23, 2021The West of England Metro Mayor Dan Norris has joined campaigners from the League Against Cruel Sports at Dyrham Park to call on the National Trust to stop allowing trail hunting on its land. Volunteers and staff from the animal …
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