The Week In - Your FREE local newspaper for Bristol & NE Somerset
A FREE weekly newspaper in a magazine format that focuses on genuinely local issues. For the last 11 years, The Week in has been the must read weekly in East Bristol and North East Somerset with 16,000 copies picked up and taken home. Presentation is attractive and practical and the content ensures it is read from cover to cover.
16,000 copies distributed every Wednesday throughout East Bristol and North East Somerset.
Local news as it happens, on line.
Established in 2007.
COVID-19 closes Keynsham pub
September 10, 2020 The Ship Inn in Temple Street in Keynsham closed its doors today after being informed by a customer who was at the pub on Saturday night that they have tested positive for COVID-19. The pub’s Facebook page says: “We will …
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Coronavirus outbreaks at schools in Kingswood & Hengrove
September 10, 2020The Oasis Academy John Williams in Hengrove is closed to all Year 7 students after a confirmed case of COVID-19. Two pupils at Two Mile Hill Primary School have also tested positive and there is a confirmed case at …
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Siston couple are jailed over drug offences
September 9, 2020A man and woman from Siston are starting jail terms after admitting drug-dealing offences. Ashley Hawkins, 32, and Rebecca Withey, 26, were given prison terms at Bristol Crown Court yesterday (Tuesday 8th September). Both had previously admitted being concerned …
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Owners fined thousands for failing to make repairs to landmark Kingswood building
September 8, 2020The owners of the former Linden Hotel in Kingswood have been fined more than £14,000 and ordered to pay £667 in costs at Bristol Magistrates’ Court for failing to ensure the exterior of the building was properly maintained. M B …
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Transport crisis sees pupils struggling to get to school on time
September 7, 2020Parents have abandoned plans to hire alternative transport to take their children to the Wellsway and IKB campus in Keynsham following the axing of their school bus. Plenty of users were lined up for a private hire service to replace …
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