'£1m for women's urinals' and 'M5 roadworks begin'

Hazel McShane (left) and Amber Probyn said their design is quicker to use than a portable toilet

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

Bristol 24/7 says traffic calming measures are looking likely for the A4 in the city after an "outcry" against closing two roads to and from Bath.

The new dental practice in Wellington will offer more appointments before Christmas, says Somerset Live.

Wiltshire Live says Swindon has its first Green borough councillor after Ian Edwards defected from Labour, inspired to do so by Zack Polanski.

Swindon coach company Barnes wants restrictions placed on young bus drivers to be scrapped. These rules apply to 18 and 19 year olds who can't travel more than 31 mile routes, the Swindon Advertiser reports.

The North Somerset Times says the "Legend of Nailsea" John Brown – owner of the town's longest-running business John Brown Hardware – will turn 100 years old on 26 October.

And a Burnham GP has been given the British Empire Medal for more than 40 years of service to the community. He's one of six in Somerset, listed by the Gazette.

Our top three from yesterday

What to watch on social media

Bath City FC is hosting a fundraiser for former Bristol City and youth coach Marvin Brown, who was diagnosed with cancer.

Wiltshire Council wants opinions on their new School Streets trial, which restricts access to vehicles during drop offs and pick ups.

Lots of excitement around Clip 'n' Climb coming to Gloucester Quays and play zone with a café.

Police are appealing for info relating to this man who was driving recklessly and abandoned his car in South Bristol.

Cotswold District Council has highlighted young litter picker Joshua to promote their Unsung Hero awards.

And Question Time is in Swindon this week!