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An abandoned hotel which has sat unused for two decades was documented by an urban explorer who described it as "something out of a horror film".

Parents have been left furious after 70 kids were sent home from school following a strict uniform policy.

coronavirus. The store is taking online orders only, and has a ten-day delivery backlog.

Bristol Live. Most Aldi stores should be open as usual on Saturday and Sunday.

Bristol Live.The two-bridge junction, is located to the south of the Western Approach Distribution Park and west of Easter Compton.The unbuilt connector road would join up the distribution park, used by companies including Amazon, Lidl and Tesco, to the main motorway.A spokesperson for South Gloucestershire Council said: “Now that Highways England has constructed the new junction, the responsibility for building the link road, which will provide access to the junction and the wider network lies solely with the landowner, Delta Properties.“We have been working to influence and help facilitate construction of the link road and have been in contact with both the landowner and major employers in the area, seeking to ensure that the link is

A restaurant owner has hit out at customers leaving "childish" reviews.

Russell Howard’s decision to cut a gig short after a woman in the audience tried to film him.The 40-year-old, who was previously a regular on Mock the Week and also hosts Russell Howard’s Good News, was five minutes into his set at Bristol city centre bar Bambalan when he saw an audience member pointing her phone at him, according to Bristol Live.Bristolian native Howard told the woman “that’s literally the worst thing you can do” before chastising her for filming him “at his place of work”.Explaining he was going to use the gig to sample new material, a rattled Howard told the crowd he would now be doing “an old routine”, before losing his way and telling the woman who had been filming: “You've ruined it now".

Russell Howard abruptly halted his performance and stormed off stage after he spotted an audience member filming him.The comedian took to the stage at Bristol outdoor terrace bar Bambalan in the city centre on Thursday evening, but his set reportedly only lasted five minutes.Russell, who grew up in Bristol, quickly became annoyed after he caught a woman in the front row recording after pointing her phone at him.According to Bristol Live, the 40-year-old said "that's literally the worst thing you can do" after he believed she was filming him.Not happy with the audience member, he was visibly frustrated, saying "you've ruined it now".He then told her to "live in the moment," asking her how would she feel if someone came to her work and

RUSSELL Howard cancelled his performance and stormed off stage after catching an audience member filming him. The comedian was reportedly five minutes into his set at Bristol outdoor terrace bar Bambalan in the city centre.

A brothel owner has been ordered to pay back more than £600,000 after claiming she was wheelchair-bound.

Bristol Live.Shirley Purton, 24, and her partner, Luke Lombard, 32, live with their three kids – Isabell, two, Lareece, one, and Matilda, 19 weeks.The young family occupy a small flat in Norfolk which has no garden – and almost no storage.The couple claim that when they called their housing provider, Havebury Housing, about bidding on a new property they were told to “stop having kids”.Shirley said: “"We've been on a council list since my daughter, Isobel, was first born."My partner spoke to Havebury Housing, they are a housing provider and that's where we bid for properties."She added: "They told my partner that it looked like there wouldn't be houses available for a while and to stop having kids."The mum, who is unable to work due to

Rickie Lambert has slammed Mario Balotelli's efforts at Liverpool a "disgrace" - and has revealed his frustration at playing second fiddle to the controversial Italian.

A woman says she was told to 'wrap up' by the council calling their emergency line when her heating failed.

The pregnant wife of a former football star says she was trapped in her own driveway by a man who later painted "bitch" on her Range Rover.

A pub in Bristol that was named after Edward Colston has a new temporary name - and it's rather amusing.

Bristol Live said a sound system had been set up on the street. “It was a professional setup with a DJ playing dub and an MC, with about 20 people dancing in front of the decks and a few sat down on a nearby patch of grass enjoying the music," they said.“Some people had drinks.

Black Lives Matter protestes threw the monument into the river.