All news by author: Tristan Cork

Reed Wischhusen made his own arsenal of weapons and explosives and had a list of targets, including a school and his area's police headquarters in Portishead, Somerset

The legal warning posted outside the front entrance to the house in Bedminster, Bristol warns cold callers of a £25,000 “minimum penalty”, and there's also a huge wooden barrier to the front door

The daughter of Captain Sir Tom Moore has admitted she was paid thousands of pounds for a personal appearance to hand over an award to a youth club in South Bristol

Shauna Hoare was released from prison on licence today after serving half of her 17-year sentence for her part in the barbaric murder of 16-year-old schoolgirl Becky Watts

Just 15 miles from Bristol, Middle Hope Beach feels like stepping back in time as it is completely untouched and only accessible by foot, making it the perfect backdrop for a recent Jane Austen period drama.

Susie Day and her wife's first rainbow doormat at their property in Bedminster, Bristol, was stolen so the replacement was glued down - only for someone to spray it black

Bristol City Council have been repeatedly sending a couple 130 miles away in Sussex fines for breaching the city's Clean Air Zone due to a number plate mix up

A baffling bus stop which has never been used and isn't on a transport route continues to confuse people after it was built as a joke 15 years ago and never removed

Drivers returning to their cars by Bristol's Ashton Gate Stadium found obscene messages left like parking tickets on windscreens complaining that they had left their cars badly positioned

The messages were sellotaped to windscreens this weekend but were called "a bit sinister" by one resident, who said they didn't agree with their neighbour's approach in Bedminster, Bristol

Elusive street artist Banksy has claimed his latest piece of work that appeared at the beginning of the week in Margate, Kent, alluding to domestic violence

Pictures taken on Wednesday morning show the landslip on the south bank of the River Avon in Bristol, which pushed small trees and bushes down towards the river and exposed cables at the new flat block