Back Issues in Bristol & NE Somerset - The Week In

  • Issue 622 – 08 April 2020

     Posted on April 8, 2020

    Financial aid for local bus and train operators. More criticism of people ignoring calls to stay at home and tributes paid to a respected Oldland councillor who passed away last week. Download Issue 622

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  • Issue 621 – 01 Apr 2020

     Posted on April 1, 2020

    The latest news on how our community is reacting to the lockdown. There’s confirmation of the decision to refuse expansion plans at Bristol Airport and a startling discovery at the old Cadbury factory. Download Issue 621

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  • Issue 620 – 25 Mar 2020

     Posted on March 24, 2020

    As the country is put into virtual quarantine The Week In goes ‘virtual’ too – publishing only a digital edition until such time as the situation improves. Download Issue 620

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  • Issue 619 – 18 Mar 2020

     Posted on March 17, 2020

    Public transport in the region looks set to benefit from a £4.2bn budget announcement. Dog owners are warned following a vicious attack on a miniature dachshund at Keynsham Lock last week. Events are cancelled and local elections put off until …

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  • Issue 618 – 11 Mar 2020

     Posted on March 10, 2020

    There are fresh fears of housing development on the Green Belt at Warmley. First MD James Freeman says solving problems on the 18/19 bus route will need more than just money and patients and staff at the Hanham Health are …

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  • Issue 617 – 04 Mar 2020

     Posted on March 3, 2020

    There is hope that funding may be found to improve bus services from east Bristol to Bath and Cribbs Causeway. A fund has been set up for a park in memory of Keynsham in Bloom champion Dee James. A controversial …

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  • Issue 616 – 26 Feb 2020

     Posted on February 25, 2020

    The West of England Combined Authority (WECA) receives over three quarters of a million pounds to improve and restore local bus services. Meanwhile, a transport professor at the University of the West of England has launched a petition against adopting …

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  • Issue 615 – 19 Feb 2020

     Posted on February 18, 2020

    Storm Dennis leaves a trail of destruction in its wake. There is anger in Saltford that an Airbnb holiday let is being used as a party house. Trees have been felled at the Woodstock roundabout on the A4174 ring road …

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  • Issue 614 – 12 Feb 2020

     Posted on February 11, 2020

    Commuters are facing a miserable time at Keynsham station with delays and cancellations. 3,500 customers are hit by a lack of milkmen at Milk & More.  There are fears for the future of another historic Kingswood pub and plans to …

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  • Issue 613 – 05 Feb 2020

     Posted on February 4, 2020

    There is dismay at Lloyds Bank’s closure announcement in Downend and Hanham. Anti-ring road campaigners in Stockwood and Whitchurch  say the West of England Combined Authority has ignored their voices in the Joint Local Transport Plan. Keynsham Town Council has …

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