Headlines: Award-winning dogs and station plans

Nessa the therapy dog and her owner have been awarded for their services

Here's 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

BristolWorld reported on a petition against proposed changes to Filwood Broadway in Knowle. It would see more walkways and less parking, which locals and business owners worry could be "catastrophic".

Plans have been submitted to transform an empty area in Gloucester Quays into a "climbing wall theme park", which Gloucestershire Live has covered.

Burnham-on-Sea.com has reported the lovely news that Tony Winterburn, a 99-year-old veteran, has been awarded a prestigious new medal for his role in the Royal Navy during World War Two.

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A new entrance is planned for Swindon train station, as part of a wider regeneration scheme in the town.

Residents living in Calne, Wiltshire, are still reporting and working to find a solution for a bad smell in the town.

And a line-up of activities were held to mark the opening of a new youth centre in Swindon on Wednesday.

There is a lot of love for Sally and her therapy dog Nessa - the pair have been awarded for their work spreading joy around Bath.

And Slither the snake hot air balloon has been captured flying over Bath.