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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Bristol News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Bristol—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Bristol News Today is your daily

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2:06

Murals That Speak: Stories from the Streets | Bristol...

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2026/07/27

Bold, beautiful murals are transforming streets into stories of survival—each one a vibrant, graffiti-style tribute to people like Lee, who slept rough in Canada and London before rebuilding his life with support from St Mungo’s. Featuring personal symbols like musical notes and shamrocks, these murals in Bethnal Green, Reading, and Bristol not only honor resilience but also invite passersby to scan a QR code and hear the real voices behind them. Artist Luke Embden and CEO Emma Haddad hope

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1:34

Norris’ Masterclass at Hungaroring | Bristol News

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2026/07/27

Lando Norris capped a turbulent season with a masterclass victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix — calling it one of his best drives ever. After a slow start, McLaren finally delivered a competitive car, and Norris seized the moment, even recovering from a first-lap slip to teammate Oscar Piastri. With rivals like Ferrari making costly errors, Norris capitalized on a bold strategy call — pitting Piastri to block a Ferrari — and surged to the win. While Piastri’s race ended in a collision with

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1:39

Council Charges Spark Tenant Frustration | Bristol News

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2026/07/27

Bristol City Council is rolling out new service charges that could net over £800,000 this year—covering lifts, digital aerials, and heating—after rent hikes were capped by the government. While the council claims this boosts transparency and recovers historically under-collected fees, tenants see it as a “stealth rent hike,” fearing unchecked future costs. At Gilton House, elderly residents already pay for seven services and now face potential charges for up to 56—compounded by past issues like

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1:54

Summer Savings for Families | Bristol News

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2026/07/27

The government’s new summer discount scheme slashes VAT by 15% on family-friendly outings—tickets, kids’ meals, cinema—running through September, aiming to ease the crushing cost of summer holidays. With daily outings hitting $100+ and multi-child families facing even steeper bills, even small savings like 50-60 cents on kids’ meals add up. Part of a $300 million push that also includes free bus rides for kids 5-15, the plan boosts tourist spots during peak season but raises questions: will

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1:35

Bristol’s Sky-Filled Balloon Spectacle | Bristol News

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2026/07/27

Bristol’s skies have long been a canvas for hot air balloon artistry, dating back to 1967, and this year’s International Balloon Fiesta from August 7–9 promises an unforgettable spectacle with giant, whimsical creations like the 150-foot Scottish Piper in Highland gear, Slick the Dragon, and the even larger Oggy the Friendly Dragon. Don’t miss Action Man frozen mid-skydive, Astro the Alien and Astrina drifting through the clouds, the Dutch-built Orient Express train balloon, and Wallace &

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2:17

Fans Dance to Wuthering Heights on Yorkshire Moors |...

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2026/07/26

Hundreds of fans in flowing red dresses descended on Penistone Hill in Yorkshire to recreate Kate Bush’s iconic “Wuthering Heights” music video — a wildly popular, sold-out event that celebrates the song’s enduring magic and ties to Emily Brontë’s novel. With attendees from as far as Australia and Oregon, the day blends literary history, dance, and community spirit, all while raising funds for charities like Women’s Aid. Similar “Mass Wuther” events across the UK prove this global phenomenon

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1:03

Norris Claims First Win as Championship Shifts |...

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2026/07/26

Lando Norris storms to his first win of the year at the Hungarian GP, dominating from start to finish as McLaren’s hopes soar — even if teammate Oscar Piastri’s gearbox failure cost him a podium. Behind him, Max Verstappen and Kimi Antonelli locked in a heart-stopper, with Antonelli snatching third and vaulting 50 points ahead of Hamilton, who plummeted to fifth after a five-second pit-lane penalty. The championship’s shifting sands are already turning into a wild ride.Listen in

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1:42

SABR Revolutionizes Prostate Cancer Treatment |...

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2026/07/26

A groundbreaking new prostate cancer treatment is hitting the NHS, with the first patient calling it “the NHS at its best.” Derek Chase, a 73-year-old retired doctor, completed just five precise radiotherapy sessions—instead of the usual 20—thanks to Stereotactic Ablative Radiotherapy (SABR). This advanced, image-guided treatment targets cancer cells with pinpoint accuracy, sparing healthy tissue and slashing side effects. Already used for lung and brain cancers, SABR is now expanding to

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1:00

Bristol’s 50-Year-Old Bike for Kids | Bristol News

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2026/07/26

A 50-year-old six-person bike is pedaling through Bristol, turning a quirky ride into a powerful movement for inclusion. Organized by The Bike Shed Company, this charity event raises funds to give young people with special needs access to sports they might otherwise miss. It’s a celebration of community spirit, generosity, and the impact of collective effort — one pedal at a time. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:23

Take Your Trash Home, Save Our Coast | Bristol News

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2026/07/26

Beachgoers, it’s time to pick up your trash — not just for beauty, but for wildlife survival. The Devon Wildlife Trust is sounding the alarm during National Marine Week, as litter is piling up and harming marine life. Plastic ingestion and entanglement are deadly, preventable threats. While volunteers cleaned up at Exmouth, the real solution lies in every visitor taking responsibility. Your trash isn’t just waste — it’s a threat to the coast’s fragile ecosystem. Pack it out. Protect it

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2:06

McLaren’s Pole & Aston Martin’s Breakthrough |...

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2026/07/26

Lando Norris snags pole at the Hungarian GP, marking McLaren’s breakthrough moment this season as new upgrades finally click — team boss calls it an “overachievement.” Aston Martin also shines with a major upgrade, finally getting Fernando Alonso through Q1 for the first time all year. Ferrari underperforms, Hamilton gets a three-spot penalty for blocking Piastri — a costly error Ferrari admits. Norris feels strong but knows Ferrari and Mercedes are fast; overtaking will be tough. For Aston

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1:50

The Last Film Projector | Bristol News

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2026/07/26

Meet Patrick Welsh, the youngest projectionist at the Watershed cinema, reviving the lost art of 35mm film projection. While most think it’s just hitting play, it’s a hands-on craft requiring precision and care—threading massive reels, handling delicate film, and mastering a dying skill. Trained by veteran Ewan Dunford, Patrick is part of a rare resurgence as younger audiences embrace the tactile, human touch of analog cinema. With digital dominating, places like the Watershed stand as last

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1:16

Bristol’s Hot Summer and Odd Stories | Bristol News

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2026/07/26

Bristol Airport’s expansion is sparking fury as activists protest plans to use compulsory purchase orders to install landing lights on Felton Common, despite claims of thousands of new jobs. Meanwhile, a Stonehouse couple still relies on a 1949 Electrolux fridge that’s outlasted modern appliances. A severe dry spell has triggered a hosepipe ban across Swindon and Marlborough, with no rain in July. On a brighter note, Bristol’s George Clarke — yes, that George Clarke — received an honorary

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1:40

Wuthering Heights Dance for Charity | Bristol News

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2026/07/26

Kate Bush’s “Wuthering Heights” is back in the spotlight — and this time, it’s dancing on land and water for a cause. Fans staged a massive flash mob at Clevedon’s Marine Lake and Bristol’s College Green, turning the iconic music video choreography into a fundraiser for SARSAS, a charity supporting sexual assault survivors. Inspired since 2013 and now global, these joyful, inclusive dances raised over a thousand pounds last year — and this year’s dual-venue event proves the song’s timeless

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1:31

Doctor by Day, Weightlifter by Night | Bristol News

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2026/07/26

Jonathan Chin, an NHS physician logging 50-70 hours a week, is also a Commonwealth Games weightlifter in the 71kg class—his first major competition. Balancing life-saving medicine with elite athletics, he’s trained relentlessly, even after university exams and across continents. Once a sprinter sidelined by injury, he discovered weightlifting, excelled at it, and switched disciplines. Now, he’s shedding just half a kilogram to make weight class while juggling both careers—proof that discipline,

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1:22

Tamar Bridge Toll Fight Heats Up | Bristol News

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2026/07/25

Hundreds of protesters flooded the Tamar Bridge, demanding tolls end — and government control. This isn’t new, but the march reignited debate over who should run these vital crossings: local councils or the state? Advocates argue federal oversight could slash costs or eliminate tolls entirely, easing pressure on daily commuters. Officials are reviewing options, but no decisions yet. The Tamar remains a flashpoint for affordability, accessibility, and who really runs our roads. Listen in

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0:58

Celebrating South Asian Heritage in Bristol | Bristol...

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2026/07/25

Bristol’s buzzing with culture as it celebrates South Asian Heritage Month through vibrant downtown workshops honoring the eight nations of South Asia—bringing people together to learn, connect, and appreciate the rich contributions of these communities. It’s more than celebration—it’s a powerful reminder that diversity strengthens our cities, builds bridges, and keeps traditions alive for everyone to share and cherish. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:14

Jamie Chappell Stabbing Update | Bristol News

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2026/07/25

A 25-year-old construction worker, Jamie Chappell, is clinging to life after being stabbed in the head with a screwdriver on a building site near Swindon—now in critical condition at Southmead Hospital. His family, devastated but fiercely resilient, battles each agonizing hour, praising the emergency responders and medical team for their tireless care. Meanwhile, 36-year-old James Denys has been charged with grievous bodily harm and remanded in custody, with his next court date set for August

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1:36

AI Friends for Lonely Seniors | Bristol News

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2026/07/25

An AI companion named Rosie is offering seventy-one-year-old Yvonne Stride a lifeline against loneliness, providing comfort and conversation anytime—even at midnight. Developed by Grant Mackenzie and his father after witnessing elderly isolation firsthand, the Comfort Companions app isn’t meant to replace human connection but to fill the silence when volunteers are scarce. Partnering with Age UK South Gloucestershire, it’s designed with safety in mind, helping users remember appointments and

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1:16

A Second Chance After Heart Surgery | Bristol News

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2026/07/24

Liam Harper from Gloucestershire is on the mend after life-threatening open-heart surgery, triggered when he passed out during a night out — a wake-up call that could’ve ended much worse. His story underscores the urgent need to heed your body’s signals, even when you feel fine. Thanks to modern medicine and his own grit, Liam’s got a second chance at life — a powerful reminder that health is wealth, and ignoring warning signs can cost you everything.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on

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