Your round-up of what's in some of the papers across the region:

Wiltshire Times: Westbury library to reopen tomorrow, external.

Bath Chronicle: Police run after man in dramatic chase through Bath, external.

Gloucestershire Standard: Driver killed on level crossing had all clear to cross the tracks, external.

Bristol Post: Loved ones to say final goodbyes to young Bristol mum, external.

A notice telling residents in Clevedon to boil water after the discovery of a parasite at a treatment works looks likely to remain in place until Monday.

Bristol Water said Clevedon works was immediately taken out of operation on Wednesday following the discovery of the Cryptosporidium bug.

A "boil notice" was issued to 7,000 homes in BS21 and BS49 on Thursday.

The company said it waited 24 hours for test results to be confirmed before informing residents.

A spokesman said it was "aiming to be in a position to confirm the boil notice removal on Monday morning".

The announcement comes ahead of a protest demanding better mental health resources for young people

Some North Somerset schools have closed as thousands of people are told to boil their tap water.

BBC Wiltshire: A man's been arrested after police intercepted a suspected drug deal in Chippenham.

BBC Somerset: A 39-year-old man's due in court today in connection with an armed robbery in Martock.

BBC Radio Bristol: A leading Conservative Councillor is demanding more details over plans for a Bristol Underground.

BBC Radio Gloucestershire: Stagecoach West is apologising to customers because road works could delay its services through Stonehouse.

The Consumer Council for Water has responded to Bristol Water's decision to introduce a boil water notice in parts of North Somerset, after traces of the parasite cryptosporidium were discovered at a treatment works in Clevedon.

A housekeeper at a Bristol hospital has been cheering up patients by sneaking into their rooms and drawing their caricatures on a whiteboard.

Edwin Andaya has been handing out tea, biscuits and chat at Southmead Hospital for more than a decade.

He has also been brightening up the hospital's notice boards and surprising patients with his calligraphy and portraits.

An increase in the number of mental health beds for young people in Bristol will prevent them having to be treated further away from home, it's claimed.

The BBC has learnt that the number of mental health beds in the city for young people is to be triple from nine to 32 by March this year.

Joe McEvoy is NHS England South Assistant Director of Specialised Commissioning.

A play inspired by the floods in Somerset four years ago will be shown for the first time in the county tonight.

The show - which is called Reclaimed has been made by the Wassail Theatre Company and highlights the pressures that come with evacuating village communities.

The first performance will be in the village of Moorland this evening.

The hospital worker surprising patients at Bristol Hospital with his artwork.

Inspectors highlighted ligature risks and delays in assessing patients at the two mental health units.

Liverpool loan young winger Ryan Kent to Championship club Bristol City until the end of the season.

Bristol Water is warning that a contaminated water supply in North Somerset could remain unusable until Sunday.

The water supply has been infected with Cryptosporidium a parasite which can cause diarrhoea and vomiting.

More than 7,000 homes are at risk in Cleveland and the surrounding areas and have been warned to boil all water for eating and drinking.

Ben Newby is Customer Services Manager at Bristol Water.

League Two side Swindon Town sign Oldham Athletic midfielder Ollie Banks on loan until the end of the season.

Image source, Getty Images

Your round-up of what's in the papers across the region.

Swindon Advertiser: 'Fix it or ditch it,' say residents fed up with eyesore play park, external

Yeovil Express:15 cars involved in scrap yard fire in Chard, external

Gloucestershire Gazette:Gloucestershire police attempting to reunite owner with jewellery, external

Bristol Post:Courageous Bristol Hotel staff help jail man who constantly stole from cars, external

Bristol Museum says one Banksy 'Angel' print is being sold every minute

Staff at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery say they've been caught by surprise by a huge spike in demand for a Bansky print.

Zac Mensah said normally it would expect to sell half a dozen Paint Pot Angel prints per week.

"One morning we came in and we had 500 orders, then by the end of the day we had over 1,000," he said.

Mr Mensah added he thought the extra interest had come as a result of postings in internet forums following a number of sales to specialist dealers in Japan and the US.

Image source, Bristol Museum and Art Gallery

Some schools in North Somerset have been closed because of the contaminated water supply in the area.

Cryptosporidium, which can cause diarrhoea and vomiting, has been found.

Thousands of people in the Clevedon area are being advised to boil their water.

Clevedon School, St John the Evangelist School and Mary Elton Primary School are closed today as a precaution.

BBC Wiltshire: The decision by NHS bosses to temporarily close mental health crisis beds in Salisbury and Swindon is "deplorable" according to Swindon Borough Council.

BBC Somerset: Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton is warning that people in Somerset could be living with liver disease without knowing it.

BBC Radio Bristol: Thousands of people in and around Clevedon are being advised to boil their water because of a potentially life-threatening parasite.

BBC Radio Gloucestershire: A Stroud charity is helping alcoholics turn their lives around by giving them the chance to work in an alcohol free bar