A teenage cyclist was knocked off his bike by a vehicle in Bulford, Wiltshire.

The 16-year-old was cycling in the High Street, at around 14.40 BST on 6 June, when he was knocked off his bike. The driver of the vehicle did not stop at the scene.

The cyclist sustained a fractured wrist, cuts and bruises to his body.

Police are appealing for witnesses.

Class 442 trains, nicknamed "plastic pigs", had been due to be brought back into service last month.

It's 40 years since Marlbrough had a working cinema - a cause of much irritation to generations of teenagers and film buffs.

But now four local businessmen are bringing the big screen back to the town - to be specific to the redundant United Reformed Chapel.

Work has started to assess the condition of the building and the go-ahead from planners is expected within two months.

The boutique picture house will seat up to 120 people with a bar and café. It will show a broad range of films and may even be licensed for weddings.

Facilities at HMP Bristol are described as "shocking and unfit for purpose".

The eight-year-old boy's father Rafael Jurado-Cabello is wanted on suspicion of child abduction.

Raymond Knight harassed his former GP for seven years and was jailed in 2015.

Bells on Sunday comes from The Cathedral Church of St Andrew, Wells, in Somerset. The South West tower contains a peal of ten bells from three different founders, Mears & Stainbank, Abel Rudhall and the ninth and tenor bells by John Taylor cast in 1877. With the tenor weighing just over fifty six hundredweight, they are the heaviest ringing peal of ten in the world. We hear them ringing Stedman Caters.

Wiltshire Council said it is prepared to purchase the Salisbury house where an ex-Russian spy and his daughter who were targeted with the nerve agent Novichok in March 2018 lived.

The authority said neighbours near the house in Christie Miller Road once occupied by Sergei and Yulia Skripal are concerned what might happen if the property is sold.

The council's Alistair Cunningham said it will monitor what happens to the property and is prepared to purchase it should the owner wish to sell.

A man arrested on suspicion of murder of a woman in Cheltenham has been released.

Kelly Davis, 41, was found dead by paramedics at a property in Aldridge Close just before midday on 6 June.

The 58-year-old man who was arrested has now been released under investigation pending further inquiries.

Gloucestershire Police said the victim's next of kin and coroner had been informed, and inquiries to establish what happened were ongoing.

Det Ch Insp Ruth Mather said detectives were appealing for "anyone who may have sighted her in the week prior to her death" to contact the force.

Simon Aherne and Anna Cousins invited 100 people to their wedding but fear most will not be able go.

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Colston Hall closed its doors last summer as part of a £48.8m refurbishment.

Class 442 trains, nicknamed "plastic pigs", were due to be brought back into service next week.

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Dyson, the Wiltshire based engineering firm, is aiming to be the first British company to award university degrees.

At the moment 73 students are working and studying at the firm's design centre at Malmesbury.

Academics from Warwick University provide the lectures, while the firm's own engineers give hands-on instruction.

The company hopes to be approved as a university in its own right, and thinks more firms should get involved in education.

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Plans to dual the entire length of one of the major roads in and out of the South West will be delayed, and some parts of the project may now not happen.

In 2014, the Department for Transport (DfT) identified eight stretches to complete the dualling of the A303 trunk road connecting the region to the South East.

Despite rising costs the DfT maintained it was committed to three of the projects, including the A358 Taunton Link Road, which is now a year behind schedule.

But the remaining five have been classified as "low to poor value for money", prompting fears they may fall by the wayside.

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The Clifton Suspension Bridge bridge will be closed to traffic and cyclists for the next five days, from 9.30am to 3.30pm.

Bridge Master, Trish Johnson, said “We will be carrying out our annual inspection of the main chains using access platforms which cannot safely be used with traffic on the bridge."

A diversion route will be signed, using Bridge Valley Road, Brunel Way and A369 Rownham Hill.

Pedestrians will still be able to use the bridge.

Offers of help for a children's nursery, which was struck by lightning on Friday evening, have been coming in thick and fast.

The roof of the Ready Steady Go Nursery in Worle was destroyed in the strike - just five minutes after the children had left.

Two local schools have offered rooms, more than a thousand pounds has been donated and a local pub is busy organising support.

The audit was carried out by health bosses for Weston General Hospital.