Trefor marked the occasion by dressing smartly with his blazer and donning his dancing shoes for the performance.

With stalls, craft activities, games, cakes, tombolas, raffles, face painting, and barbecues, there are plenty of activities for people of all ages.

This comes as Ofgem announced another increase in the annual energy price cap from April 2025, marking the third consecutive quarterly rise.

Voters across North Somerset are being invited to take part in a review of the way town and parish councils are run.

The printed magazine North Somerset Life will no longer be published following a council decision taken last week.

Customers at Lloyds, Halifax, Nationwide, First Direct, TSB and Bank of Scotland, are reporting issues with banking apps this morning.

Plans to upgrade the A38/A368 crossroads between Churchill and Langford to help ease congestion have been approved.

Paddle Ducks Bristol and Bath are celebrating the success of a young swimmer who reached a milestone recently, writes Matt Evans. Five-year-old Joshua Fox from South Bristol started swimming with ...

A care home resident's dream came true when he attended a dance show after his wife's death. Trefor, who lives at Cadbury Hall in Bristol, was taken to see Giovanni Pernice's The Last Dance at the ...

Taking place on Sunday, March 30, the teddy bear picnic will see families enjoy an afternoon tea alongside a host of fun and games.

Our North Somerset Times clearly wants us to discuss ‘our clearness of thought’ and hopefully will encourage actions throughout our district for each of us to think through what it is that will make ...