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.
Wreath-laying ceremony in Kingswood to mark British Legion’s centenary
May 15, 2021 A ceremony was held at Kingswood’s war memorial at Holy Trinity Church today to mark the 100th anniversary of the formation of the British Legion. On 15th May 1921 the British Legion was formed, bringing together four national organisations of …
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Two teenagers charged with attempted murder in Fishponds
May 14, 2021A further two people have been charged with attempted murder following a stabbing in Fishponds earlier this year. Police and paramedics were called to Ridgeway Road at approximately 8pm on Friday 12th February after a 17-year-old boy had been wounded …
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First West of England announces bus service changes in Bristol
May 13, 2021Bus operator First West of England is making changes to some of its services in Bristol from Sunday to meet changing customer demand as lockdown restrictions ease. Among key changes is the introduction of additional journeys across several services at …
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Van offering COVID-19 testing kits to tour communities across South Gloucestershire
May 13, 2021A specially equipped vehicle will be visiting locations across South Gloucestershire each week, giving people the option of collecting rapid COVID-19 testing kits to complete at home, as well as the opportunity to take a test with guidance from trained …
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Woman jailed over damage to headstone and malicious messages to grieving family
May 12, 2021A woman has been jailed for eight weeks at Bristol Magistrates’ Court today, over damage to a headstone at Westerleigh Crematorium. Simona Julius, 25, of St George, had admitted criminal damage and two counts of malicious communications at an earlier …
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