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.
Warmley father guilty of murdering his baby son
August 2, 2021 A Warmley man has today been found guilty of the murder of his 39-day-old son who died in 2018. James Dean Clark, 31, denied being responsible for the death of Sean Clark but was convicted by a jury following a …
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Keynsham concrete firm and council officers are slated in latest controversy
August 2, 2021Controversial plans by Keynsham firm 4Concrete to extend their operating hours have been blocked and both the company and council officers have been criticised. Councillors on Bath & North East Somerset Council’s planning committee voted against 4Concrete’s latest planning application …
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More than 70 objections to proposed corner shop in Warmley
August 1, 2021Plans to demolish part of the King William IV pub in Warmley and build a convenience shop on land to the side have sparked an outpouring of objections from the community. The application for the site at the junction of …
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South Glos nursery closes after being rated as Inadequate by Ofsted
July 31, 2021A South Gloucestershire nursery with 64 children on its roll has closed in the wake of an Ofsted report which found that youngsters’ safety was being put at “significant” risk and that education was “poor”. Following a visit to Mini …
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Concern over lethal batch of recreational drugs circulating in Bristol
July 30, 2021Senior public health and police officers have spoken out about their concerns about the introduction of dangerous high strength recreational drugs into Bristol that have sadly claimed the life of one young person and hospitalised several others in the past …
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