Bristol

Traffic monitoring site, Inrix, states that, 'due to a large band of heavy rain and thunderstorms, a majority of flights are significantly being delayed.

It warns that the heavy rain and thunderstorms could lead to flooding and disruption. Drivers had to slow down and stop to allow cars on the other side to pass through a particular big puddle at the junction with Whitelands Lane. Passengers are being advised to check the status of their flight before travelling.' [Met Office warning](https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/weather) covers large parts of England including the Bristol area. [Bristol Airport's 'unacceptable' security queues almost caused woman to miss flight for final IVF treatment](https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-airports-unacceptable-security-queues-7730164) [Gloucestershire Live](https://www.gloucestershirelive.co.uk/news/cheltenham-news/flash-flooding-hits-a46-gloucestershire-7736893) reported that huge puddles formed along the A46 Shurdington Road between Gloucester and Cheltenham. [Bristol Airport](https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/bristol-airport) are being 'significantly delayed' this evening (October 23) due to heavy rain, according to reports.

The ice cream store and its neighbor the UnDone Salon hosted a fundraiser for the Bristol Police Heroes Fund to benefit the Hamzy and DeMonte families. Bristol ...

“Being a police family we wanted to show our support for our heroes,” McIntyre pointed out. “In order to start the healing process so many people want to know what they can do,” Fuller said. “There are no words for it. Dunphy’s owner Kevin Fuller served on Bristol’s Police Commission for many years and was devastated by the senseless killings. “It just shows you that the Bristol community pulls together. Alex Hamzy were laid to rest Friday at a service attended by thousands, and Sunday’s benefit was equally as well-attended.

Bristol has a small-town feel and a web of connections highlighted in recent weeks by the Oct. 12 ambush killings of Lt. Dustin DeMonte and Sgt. Alex Hamzy.

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Communities across the state are continuing to come together to support and honor two Bristol police officers who died in the line of duty earlier this ...

For these business owners, the tragedy hit very close to home. Three businesses in Bristol teamed up on Sunday to honor their sacrifice and service. Alex Hamzy were shot and killed while responding to a 911 call.

Tesoro asked the Trumbull community to keep the families of the Bristol police officers killed last week in their thoughts and prayers.

There are no words that can comfort or change what happened, but we hold their loved ones in our hearts and hope that they find comfort in memories of happier times. We thank them for their selflessness and their courage as they responded to a tragic call for service. Alec Hamzy, as their funerals are held this morning.

Three local businesses joined forces today to support the families of the two fallen Bristol police officers killed and the lone surviving officer.

The top male and female finishers were Will Sanders of Marlborough and Melissa Stellato of South Windsor, clocking in at 26:04 and 30:47, respectively. “This is ...

“The Mum-a-Thon has lots of roots in cancer awareness,” co-director Andy Barton explained. My kids are here and I really appreciate this event.” Updated: Sunday, 23 October 2022 13:45. “Hopefully we inspired other families to come out and be a part of the race,” Joyce said. “This is a great way to get Mason out in the community.” “This is my third time running this race,” Stellato said.

Three Bristol businesses held a fundraising event Sunday to raise money for the Bristol Police Department K9 fund following a shooting that killed two ...

Businesses and the Bristol community came together to hold a fundraiser for the fallen officers families and the Bristol Police Department earlier today.

“I’m very proud to be a part of Bristol right now and can say that I’m glad that I’ve lived here all my life.” To watch all of this, it’s just heartwarming and wonderful,” said Chris Debienski, Bristol. Businesses donated their profits and community members put together raffle prizes to show their support for the Bristol Police Department. “Everybody’s trying to heal, everybody’s trying to find a way to heal. We have vet bills, we have food bills, we have all kinds of expenses. Dustin DeMonte and Sgt.