Police want to speak to the two picturedCCTV of two people police want to speak toCCTV of two people police want to speak to(Image: Avon and Somerset Police )

A young man has been attacked on a bus in Bristol as police appeal for information.

The victim, a 26-year-old man, was punched repeatedly while on the floor of the bus while it was on Muller Road.

Police have now released CCTV images of two people they would like to speak to in connection to the incident.

The first person police want to speak to is described as being a white man in a wheelchair who was wearing a grey and white hooded top, black trousers and white trainers.

The second person police want to speak to is described as being a white woman with long blonde hair, who was wearing a cream jacket, grey leggings, black pool sliders and white socks.

The woman was also carrying a blue handbag.

It is thought the attack was an isolated incident.

Police have asked that anyone who recognises the people pictured or who witnessed the attack to get in contact.

A statement from Avon and Somerset Police said: “We are appealing to the public for help in identifying the two people pictured after a man was assaulted on a bus in Bristol.

“The victim, a 26-year-old man, was reported to have been attacked and punched repeatedly while he was on the floor of the vehicle on Muller Road at around 11.45pm on Monday 23 June.

“We would like to speak to the two people pictured in the CCTV images who may have information which could assist our enquiries.

“The first person has been described as a white man in a wheelchair who was wearing a grey and white hooded top, black trousers, and white trainers, while the second is described as a white woman, with long blonde hair, who was wearing a cream jacket, grey leggings, black pool sliders with white socks, and she had a blue handbag.

“CCTV enquiries are being carried out and we believe this to be an isolated incident.

“Any witnesses, those with information on the incident or anybody who recognises the people pictured, are asked to contact us on 101.”