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Taunton A&E legacy, Avonmouth school link and Cirencester knife case share one news day
Same-day regional coverage spans a medical legacy, a primary-school partnership and a youth court outcome.
The Somerset County Gazette reported tributes to Dr Chris Cutting, who died earlier this year and established Taunton's first accident and emergency department [1]. UWE Bristol said it had joined Avonmouth CE Primary School earlier this year [2]. The Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard and Stroud News and Journal reported that a 14-year-old boy who attacked a girl with a knife in a Cirencester shop had been allowed to walk free [3][4][5].
Sources
- Somerset County Gazette: Tributes paid to Taunton doctor who founded town's first A&E
- UWE Bristol Engineering blog: Happy Avonmouth: creating pathways to possibility through community, skills and partnership
- Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard: Teenage boy, 14, who attacked girl with knife in Cirencester shop walks free
- Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard: VIDEO: Boy, 14, who stabbed girl multiple times in Cirencester shop walks free
- Stroud News and Journal: VIDEO: Boy, 14, who stabbed girl multiple times in Gloucestershire shop walks free
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