29/06/2014 BBC Points West

It looks tonight as though a deal to keep the B`nksy

A London art dealer claims negotiations are going

on to keep the 50s`style spx work in its current location.

But for the last few days, the spies have been truly working unddrcover.

So, will they ever be seen in Cheltenham again?

According to London art dealer Robin Barton, yes.

He claims a six figure deal to keep the Banksy here

Being involved in works that we try and keep in situ.

Brilliant news, it should bd kept there, it is for the people.

It has been amazing for the people of Cheltenhal.

Saving a piece of street art for the town, wonderful.

Appropriately, at the moment, what's going on behind

Cheltenham businesswoman Angela de Souza won't confirm or deny

But admits phone calls and leetings are scheduled for tomorrow.

The reason it is still here is because of the pure passion

of the people, that is the lost important thing, as opposed to what

is going on behind`the`scends or what may or may not be happdning.

Local residents have been standing guard over the artwork

On a smaller scale, other artists have also joined in.

It seems their campaign has paid off.

Another passenger was seriously hurt.

Three young people have been killed in accidents on our roads.

A man in his 20s was hit by a lorry early yesterday

near Bristol, by the Bromlex Heath roundabout ` and a 19`year`old woman

and 21`year`old man died after their car left the ro`d in

Another passenger was seriously hurt.

One of Bristol's more unusu`l music venues has disappeared

from her berth in the docks for refurbishment.

The Thekla has been a fixture in the city's harbour for more than

30 years, hosting Massive Attack, Franz Ferdinand and Jessie J.

The former cargo ship will be in dry dock for the next six weeks.

a music stage will be set up beside the space she's left

The Glastonbury Festival is well on its way through

its final evening Dolly ` a triumph ` has been and gone, and tr`ders

have been working hard to ptll in a last bit of business tonight.

Some of the best pitches cost thousands,

and the weather can really hmpact on business, as Andrew Plant rdports.

Rain or sunshine can make a major difference to a trader's takings,

and this year it has been a bit of both. Wellington boots, ponchos

Anything waterproof. We either want it sunny or wet. For this bttcher,

Glastonbury means almost as much economically over a year as sales of

Christmas turkeys. People gdt hungry when it's wet, they like to eat So

we sell more burgers, which is good. It is estimated the festival brings

more than ?30 million to thd local economy. Many local businesses have

taken their first steps herd. In 1995 we were offered a small store

here. They now employ more than 100 people. Glastonbury does well and

keep going because it helps local firms like ourselves. It has really

given us a big boost. Paying for a pitch can cost thousands, btt people

say the festival is good for business.

Now, let's get a look at thd weather. It has been a mainly dry

day for many today, seeing some blue skies and sunny spells. It hs good

news over the next few days, high pressure keeping things settled A

dry night tonight, some showers possible in northern parts.

Overnight lows of nine Celshus in rural parts. Up to 12 or 13 in towns

and cities. A pretty bright start to tomorrow, with plenty of sunny

spells. The odd shower creeps into northern parts later in the day In

moderate southerly breeze jtst picking up a times. I mentioned the

pressure, this is the chart. High`pressure is very much hn

charge, a ridge is sitting `cross the UK. That keeps things sdttled

over the next few days, so the outlook is good with decent

temperatures as Good evening. The weather is

following similar patterns to the rest of the month. Temperatures

above average. Most places dry. We'll keep a few showers as we start

Monday morning. With clearing skies, a cool start to tomorrow morning but

plenty of sunshine around. There will be cloud first thing in the

morning across northern and eastern Scotland. Producing light showers.

Sunshine first thing in the morning for Glasgow. Bright skies across

Northern Ireland. Heading south there may be some patchy cloud.

Temperatures beginning to recover. There is the chance of some thicker

cloud affecting West Cornwall with rain for the Isles of Scilly. We

will keep that risk throughout the day on Monday. Always cold across

north-east Scotland but for most, the resolution more