Sixty-metre long structure influenced by Michael Eavis's love as a child for Bournemouth.

Volunteers said it was "devastating" to discover their planting efforts had gone to waste.

Steve Cross is to leave Bristol Prison, which was given the lowest grading for safety by inspectors.

Sizzling Saturday for Glastonbury 2019

Image source, Bristol Music Trust

The trust which runs the Colston Hall says significant progress has been made on the multi-million pound refurbishment, despite delays.

Earlier this month, BBC Radio Bristol revealed the work had slipped behind schedule, meaning the original plan to reopen in 2020 had been moved to the autumn of 2021.

Later today the Bristol Music Trust will be giving an update on how the refurbishment is going, as well as unveiling the contents of a time capsule from 1951, found during the works.

The BBC has learnt the governor of Bristol prison, Steve Cross, is to leave his job and take up another post elsewhere.

It comes just a few days after a damning report exposed squalid conditions and high levels of violence at the prison - although the Ministry of Justice say his departure has nothing to do with the urgent notice to improve.

An advert has gone out to find a replacement.

The local authority says there are many empty beds as more people are choosing to stay in their own homes.

Details of a scheme to improve the A358 in Taunton have been revealed by Highways England.

A former proposal to upgrade the route between the Southfields roundabout and junction 25 of the M5 to a high quality dual carriageway has been modified to make it more affordable.

It was chosen as the preferred option after two rounds of consultation and feedback from local people and organisations.

The A358 is currently managed by Somerset County Council and is a mix of single and dual carriageway, carrying more vehicles than it was designed for.

Highways England says the proposal will mean traffic through the village of Henlade will be reduced by almost 90%.

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A memorial stone and sculpture remembering the 28 people who died in a shelter during the Bath Air Raids will be unveiled later

Chris Kilminster lost five members of his family in the blast in World War Two.

For 50 years he's wanted a permanent memorial to those who died in the shelter and in all the Bath bombings.

The stone is in a small remembrance garden in Twerton, where the bomb was dropped.

Bristol City sign England under-21 international Jay Dasilva from Chelsea on a four-year deal for an undisclosed fee.

Marnus Labuschagne hits 82 to steer Glamorgan to a four-wicket victory over Gloucestershire, taking them top of Division Two.

Backers of the development claim it could have created more than 3,000 jobs.

Pauline Mitchell says it is "unfair" her grandchildren must pay inheritance tax after both parents died.

A schoolgirl from Weston-super-Mare has earned her place in the UK Top Trump Championships next weekend in Nottingham.

Seven-year-old Aimee Begley won several heats, and also had to design her own set to get this far.

She'll be facing 12 other players in the finals, and will be the youngest entrant.

Aimee told the BBC she was "nervous", but hopes she will win the competition.

The little bustard has been spotted in Gloucestershire for the first time in 73 years.

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A huge congratulations to Oliver Hellowell who has won My Perspective - the Down’s Syndrome Association International Photography competition - for the second time.

The 22-year-old impressed the judges, yet again with his image of a Blue Tit in the snow:

Image source, Oliver Hellowell

Of the image, Oliver says: “Me and my dad go out and find interesting logs and things to put outside the hide in the garden for the birds to land on. We got this really cool bit with fungus and moss and bits on it. We had some snow and my mum loves blue tits and they look so cute in the snow I got this one for her.”

The Somerset native is no stranger to the camera. Oliver has been posting his snaps on Facebook for around 6 years and has amassed over 66,000 followers along the way.

He caught our attention back in 2014, where he showed us exactly how far his work has travelled. Check out this video.

Now in its 10th Year, My Perspective offers young people with Down’s syndrome a chance to showcase their talents to industry professionals.

Organisers of the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta are hoping to be one with the force if this balloon makes it to Bristol.

They've launched a crowdfunding appeal for £10,000 to bring a Darth Vader balloon to this year's fiesta.

Originally constructed in Bristol by Cameron Balloons, the Vader head has never flown in the city.

Thousands of fans arrive at Worthy Farm ahead of this year's Glastonbury Festival.

A herd of goats has been introduced to a park in Bristol to help protect a World War Two monument.

The goats are on the Stoke Park Estate for the week, to control vegetation that could otherwise damage the anti-aircraft gun battery.

People will still be able to walk through the estate while the goats are grazing - but are being asked not to approach, chase or feed them - and to keep dogs on a lead at all times.

The goats will be cared for by community urban farming project, Street Goat

Hibernian complete the signing of Yeovil Town defender Tom James on a three-year deal for an undisclosed fee.