The leader of North Somerset Council, Cllr Mike Bell has issued an update on the future of the Tropicana with a new operator due to be...

Cancer survivors across the South West who are living with the long-term effects of radiotherapy will continue to receive dedicated care

North Somerset Council has just 15 days left to secure the future of Birnbeck Pier and to hold on to already committed external funding.

Loves Cafe on West St, Weston-super-Mare, who are affiliated with Refugees Welcome North Somerset was attacked last night with a broken wind

Local changes include extending the Weston-super-Mare zone to enable passengers to access town centre, Waterloo Street stops and Uphill

People living and working in the Queensway and B3440 area of Worle, Weston-super-Mare, can learn more about planned congestion-easing junction upgrades

The appointment comes as North Somerset Council looks to work closer than ever with local communities and partners

A young man was in the area at the time and police are keen to speak to him

A newly installed cabin at the Quarry will provide a dedicated space for members of Weston Artspace

Police are asking for your help to find wanted man; Alex Fermor.

Kerstin Cradock, 76, from Weston-Super-Mare, suffered a cardiac arrest at her home

More than 600 unsafe and counterfeit Labubu products were seized from two businesses

nder a new Temporary Traffic Regulation Order, officers can now shut the section of road between Cox’s Mill Car Park and the junction with the B3371 to prevent offences from occurring.

She was last seen at around 9.30am on Tuesday 29 July in Congresbury, near Weston-super-Mare.

The group said the plans should be reversed due to the “cost, time and commitment” outweighing “any potential benefit”. 

This government funding will enable the restoration of the Grade II Listed Toll House

First-of-its-kind event puts UK coastal communities at the centre of cyber resilience.

40 refurbished laptops have successfully been distributed to residents in need

Over 40 young people from Weston-super-Mare and surrounding areas took part in an exciting two-day Summer School this week, led by local MP Dan Aldridge and hosted at the Grand Pier.

The council has said it is ‘highly likely’ that Worle, Pill and Winscombe Library will all be closed as a result of the cuts announced.