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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Bristol News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Bristol—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Bristol News Today is your daily snapshot of what’s happening across the city. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai

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Jul 11, 2026

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Lumley Returns to Hillsborough | Bristol News 11.07.2026

Sheffield Wednesday’s new goalkeeper Joe Lumley is ready to roar back into action — signing a two-year deal after a loan stint last season, he’s thrilled to return to Hillsborough, where he’s already felt the electric atmosphere. With the Owls rebuilding after relegation and a massive point deduction, Lumley’s experience at QPR, Middlesbrough, and Southampton — plus his memories of playing in fron...

Lockyer's Comeback to Australia | Bristol News 11.07.2026

Wales defender Tom Lockyer is making a dramatic comeback — this time across the globe, signing with Melbourne Victory in Australia. After surviving a cardiac arrest during a Premier League match in 2023 and missing nearly two years of football, Lockyer returned to action last season with Bristol Rovers, earning 16 caps for Wales and starring in Euro 2020 and the World Cup. Now, he’s embracing a fr...

Endometriosis Diagnosis Revolution | Bristol News 11.07.2026

England and Wales are set to launch rapid, non-invasive endometriosis tests on the NHS — a game-changer for women who’ve endured years of pain, dismissal, and delayed diagnoses. Stories like Zoe Armstrong’s, who only learned she had the condition after emergency surgery, and Charlotte Hutchings’s 21-year wait, highlight the urgent need for better tools. With research also exploring blood tests and...

Bristol City Bolster Defense with Eissat | Bristol News 10.07.2026

Bristol City just pulled off a major defensive upgrade with the signing of 21-year-old Lisav Eissat from Maccabi Haifa on a four-year deal — the fifth new face this summer under new boss Michael Skubala. Already a seasoned pro with over 30 first-team games and four caps for Romania, Eissat brings versatility as a center-back and left-back, exactly what Skubala and sporting director James Ellis wer...

Josh Stokes Sparks Reading Attack | Bristol News 10.07.2026

Reading Football Club has bolstered their midfield with a fiery 22-year-old talent, Josh Stokes, on a season-long loan from Bristol City. Stokes, who lit up Stockport County with five goals in 26 games and helped them reach finals, previously dazzled at Cambridge United with eight goals in 34 appearances. Manager Leam Richardson raves about his creativity, work ethic, and ability to break defenses...

Delia West’s Sanctuary Goes Viral | Bristol News 10.07.2026

Delia West’s dream sanctuary has turned into an online sensation, captivating audiences with her heartfelt, transparent journey—proving that authenticity and dedication can spark a community movement, turning a personal project into something everyone wants to be part of. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai T...

Man Trapped at Esso Station | Bristol News 10.07.2026

A man suffered life-threatening injuries after getting trapped between a lorry and another vehicle at an Esso petrol station in Warmley Thursday morning. Police are urgently investigating the collision, asking witnesses and anyone with dash cam footage from the area to come forward. The focus remains on the victim’s recovery and uncovering the full details of how the incident unfolded. Listen in c...

Josh Caulfield Returns to Bristol Bears | Bristol News 10.07.2026

Bristol Bears are welcoming back Josh Caulfield for the 2026-27 season, marking his return from Ealing Trailfinders after a year away. The second-row forward, who racked up 36 appearances for the Bears between 2023-2024, brings valuable experience and deep familiarity with the club’s culture — something director of rugby Pat Lam highly values. While contract details remain under wraps, Caulfield’s...

West Country Towns Miss Out on Culture Award | Bristol News 10.07.2026

The UK’s first-ever Town of Culture award has sparked excitement — and heartbreak — as nine West Country towns, including Glastonbury and Taunton, missed the final 15 shortlisted spots despite fierce competition from over 400 applicants nationwide. Tourism officials lament the region’s overlooked status, hinting at a possible northern bias and corporate leanings in the selection. Though disappoint...

Heatwave Strains Paramedics and Patients | Bristol News 10.07.2026

Paramedics are on high alert as a brutal heatwave pushes emergency services to their limits—handling everything from heatstroke to asthma attacks and confused elderly patients still running heaters. Unlike winter’s strain, this heat is stealthier and deadlier, especially for kids, seniors, and those with chronic illness. Crews are working in sweltering gear, lifting patients, and often returning h...

Man Sought in Bath Nightclub Assault | Bristol News 10.07.2026

A man with a distinctive look—blonde hair slicked back, shaved sides, a white puffer jacket with black fur hood, and tight blue jeans—is wanted by police after an assault outside Labyrinth nightclub in Bath on May 28th at 3 AM. Witnesses say he had a non-local accent, and authorities believe he may hold key information. If you recognize him or have seen anything, call 101 or use reference number 5...

Rees-Zammit’s Bench Test | Bristol News 10.07.2026

Louis Rees-Zammit, Wales’ star fly-half, is set to start on the bench for their clash with Argentina — a bold move by coach Steve Tandy designed to spark his competitive fire. After a dazzling return from American football and a standout performance against New Zealand, Rees-Zammit hasn’t scored in the Six Nations, and his recent cameo against Fiji was solid but unspectacular. Former teammate Jona...

Christian Nationalism and the Search for Belonging | Bristol News 10.07.2026

Christian nationalism is surging as far-right groups fuse religious rhetoric with political agendas, framing national identity as inherently Christian and portraying issues like immigration and LGBTQ+ rights as existential threats. They weaponize Christian symbols to rebrand old prejudices as a “civilizational struggle,” tapping into a deep hunger among young people for belonging and purpose. Rath...

Bristol Harbour Festival Returns Big | Bristol News 10.07.2026

Bristol’s Harbour Festival is back bigger and bolder than ever, running July 17–19 across the city’s iconic waterfront. With hundreds of music acts, food, and water-based entertainment, it’s a full-on celebration of Bristol’s spirit. Stages dot the land and sea — including a new one at the SS Great Britain and a busking spot at Cascade Steps — while boat parades and rowing races add to the vibe. F...

Tony Benn in Concorde Cockpit | Bristol News 10.07.2026

Never-before-seen footage from a 1970 Concorde test flight has surfaced, showing Tony Benn—then Labour’s technology minister—wearing a parachute in the cockpit as the plane roared from Mach 1 to Mach 2. Filmed during a critical test run from RAF Fairford, the grainy but historic clip was rejected by the BBC decades ago for poor quality, only recently rediscovered by Benn’s son, Hilary Benn. Aviati...

Scatchard’s Final Victim and the System’s Failures | Bristol News 10.07.2026

A chilling tale of manipulation and failure: Richard Scatchard, a 71-year-old convicted sex offender with a 40-year history of drugging and assaulting women, killed his final victim, Kelly Faiers, by coercing her into taking lethal doses of sleeping pills. Unaware of his past—including a prior arrest with a body bag and spade in his car—Kelly, a vibrant and loving mother, fell victim to his contro...

Royal Horticultural Society’s First Flower Show | Bristol News 09.07.2026

The Royal Horticultural Society is staging its first-ever flower show at Badminton Estate — a dazzling, heatwave-busting spectacle that’s turning heads and drawing crowds. More than just pretty blooms, this is a major cultural moment for the West Country, blending horticultural talent with community spirit. Designers and growers are showcasing their best, inspiring visitors and setting the stage f...

Bromley Sign Kamil Conteh for League One | Bristol News 09.07.2026

Bromley’s promotion to League One just got a major boost with the signing of 23-year-old midfielder Kamil Conteh from Bristol Rovers. Though the fee remains under wraps, Conteh brings valuable experience after 73 appearances and two goals for Rovers, plus a brief stint with League One winners Lincoln City. His international ties to Sierra Leone add another layer to his profile. As Bromley’s first...

Harchie's Legacy in Assistive Tech | Bristol News 09.07.2026

A new lab in Bristol, now called Harchie’s Lab, honors Harchie Sagoo—a brilliant young man who, after contracting a virus in Spain as an infant, faced severe motor and speech challenges but thrived through cutting-edge eye-tracking tech. Harchie became a vital tester for Smartbox, helping refine communication devices that empower over 100,000 people worldwide. His father calls the lab a tribute to...

Bristol Police Seek Key Witness in Downtown Attack | Bristol News 09.07.2026

Bristol police are still hunting a key suspect in a downtown brawl that left eight people injured — including three with life-altering trauma — and they’re offering a $10,000 reward for info. Two local men are already in custody, but detectives need to talk to the clean-shaven, short-haired man in the photo. If you recognize him or think you’re him, call 101 with ref 5225350339, or stay anonymous...

Mummified Killer Found After 6 Months | Bristol News 09.07.2026

A man wanted in connection with his partner’s death was found mummified in a caravan six months after a manhunt began—Richard Scatchard, 70, convicted of drugging and assaulting women decades ago, was on life license when he allegedly coerced his 61-year-old partner, Kelly Faiers, into an overdose that killed her. His body, discovered at an unfamiliar campsite with no known ties to him, showed adv...

Unlawful Killing in Kelly Faiers Case | Bristol News 09.07.2026

Kelly Faiers’ tragic death was ruled an unlawful killing after it was revealed Richard Scatchard, a convicted sex offender, failed to disclose his relationship with her to probation — a critical oversight that left authorities unaware and unable to intervene before her passing. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thedn...

Lucy Curtis and the Closure of Bristol’s Adolescent Unit | Bristol News 09.07.2026

The tragic death of 17-year-old Lucy Curtis at Bristol’s Riverside Adolescent Unit has led to its permanent closure, despite major investment — with safety and quality concerns proving insurmountable. Now, young patients are being relocated to distant facilities like Dorset or Cornwall. The inquest is probing systemic failures, including unannounced staff shadowing and barriers to speaking up, pro...

East Bristol’s Liveable Neighbourhood Trial | Bristol News 09.07.2026

Bristol City Council is poised to make a pivotal decision: will the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood traffic plan become permanent? Launched as a trial in late 2024, this bold scheme aims to slash through-traffic in residential zones like Barton Hill and Redfield, replacing car dominance with safer, walkable streets. With planters and bus gates cutting car volumes by up to 90%, residents report...

Heatwave Hits Those on Antidepressants | Bristol News 09.07.2026

Heatwaves are hitting hard—and for some on antidepressants like sertraline, it’s turning into a real struggle. These meds can mess with your body’s cooling system, causing excessive sweating, agitation, and fatigue. People are having trouble sleeping, focusing, and just staying functional. Mental health groups are seeing a surge in reports, warning that these drugs can make you overheat faster, le...

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