'Adventurous cat' and 'Wallace and Gromit lanterns'

Wallace and Gromit lanterns will be featured at Longleat's Festival of Light

Here is our daily pick of stories from across local websites in the West of England, and interesting content from social media.

Our pick of local website stories

According to Bristol 24/7, the Labour party in Bristol has called for changes to the East Liveable Neighbourhood scheme in Barton Hill over concerns that the negatives outweigh the positives.

Bridgwater Mercury reported that Union and St George's flags have been removed in the town. Somerset Council said some of the flags led to complaints.

Gloucestershire Live said campaigners have called for an "abysmal" stretch of resurfacing on Cheltenham High Street to be fixed.

Burnham-on-Sea.com reported on police officers who have been given Bravery Awards after entering a freezing cold lake to search for a child after a 999 call.

Channel 5 has re-commissioned its popular eight-part series Inside Longleat, Somerset Live has reported.

Somerset Live also told the story of a woman has been reunited with her beloved cat after he went on a 100-mile round trip to Weymouth in the back of a stranger's car. Maxie, a four-year-old black and white moggy, was eventually traced to a nearby street via an AirTag on his collar.

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A study by the University of Bristol is being used by the Athletic to show the huge number of gambling messages per minute during live Premier League Broadcasts.

The Museum of Gloucester has been awarded more than £360,000 from Arts Council England's Museum Renewal Fund.

A specialist early years centre for children with special educational needs and disabilities has opened in Penhill.

A 17-year-old lifelong Bristol City fan has signed his first professional contract with the club.

And Longleat released a peek at some of the classic Aardman characters that will appear in the upcoming Festival of Light next month.