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Clifton Suspension Bridge managers said it will be closed for the night glows on Friday and Saturday of the Balloon Fiesta<\/p>\n
Here’s our daily pick of stories from across local websites in the West of England, and interesting content from social media.<\/b><\/p>\n
Our pick of local website stories<\/p>\n
950 homes in Warmley, external<\/a> is being reported by Gloucestershire Live.<\/p>\n Bristol Live says people who are part of the community union Acorn have been banned from We The Curious, external<\/a>. It comes after a protest on 19 July. <\/p>\n And there are horrible reports of cats being mutilated, external<\/a> in the St Paul’s area, according to Bristol Live.<\/p>\n In happier news, care home residents were visited by Shetland ponies. The ponies spent time with residents in their rooms, even travelling by lift to see those with limited mobility, the Wiltshire Times reported., external<\/a><\/p>\n Our top three from yesterday<\/p>\n Wiltshire Police are appealing for witnesses, external<\/a> after reports of a man walking his dog naked in Bentley Wood near Salisbury.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, Heidi Alexander, the Labour MP for Swindon South, held a meeting with residents from Heritage Plaza and the Railways Quarter after reports of poor maintenance and rising service charges. She said after promising talks, there’ll be a review with the managing agent in six months., external<\/a><\/p>\n Someone seems to have spotted a black adder in Stanton Woods, according to this post in the Swindon Community Noticeboard group., external<\/a><\/p>\n