25/01/2017 Points West

And Theresa May has said she will publish her

An elderly woman is hospitalised with fractured bones

after being mugged in a Bristol Park.

How I all swollen and covered in blood. One side of her face all

swollen. She had a bleeding nose. Campaigners fighting plans

for a new park and ride in Bath prepare for one

of their greatest protests yet. And families working

the land in Bristol to help A 75-year-old woman has suffered

a fractured eye socket and collar bone after having her handbag

stolen in Bristol. The attack happened in broad

daylight on Monday. Naomi Roberts is currently

in the Bristol Royal Infirmary - we should warn you that

Andrew Plant's exclusive report contains some

very distressing images. It's one of Bristol's

most popular parks. 75-year-old Naomi Roberts

walks her dog here every day, but on Monday was the victim

of an attack that's left her Her face bruised and swollen

with fractures to her eye socket I saw her wheeled in on a trolley

with her face looking Naomi's daughter Joanna says she's

worried it could now She only saw herself

for the first time this morning. And was really shocked

and upset at how she looks and also worried about,

you know, that she is going to look She is saying people

are going to think I am a monster Joanne's mother was walking her dog

here in Eastfield Park on Monday Now it appears that she was attacked

from behind, her handbag pulled off her shoulder,

and that she fell forward Now, she doesn't remember

exactly what happened, but she has told her daughter

she thinks she remembers seeing a bike circling around before

the attack and that she saw someone cycling away after

she was on the ground. Police have called the assault

on Naomi despicable and ask for the public's

help to trace her attacker. They've appealed for anyone

who was in Eastfield Park on Monday lunchtime to get in touch with any

information they might have. Andrew Plant,

BBC Points West, Bristol. The search continues today

for a 24-year-old man who went missing after a night

out in Bristol. Deakon Wilkins from Worle

was last seen on CCTV leaving Motion Police divers have spent the morning

searching the nearby Feeder canal. His family has also been handing out

leaflets to raise awareness. A man from Wiltshire whose son died

when he was hit by a car is backing government proposals to increase

sentences for death Major Richard Gilbey's son

James was knocked over and left for dead by two men who were jailed

for eight years. He is handing in a petition

to Number Ten this afternoon urging the government to extend the maximum

term for those responsible Campaigners opposed to a new Park

and Ride near Bath say they're planning the "biggest protest

the City has ever seen" tonight. Councillors are to vote on plans

which will use greenbelt land at Bathampton Meadows,

to the east of the city. I'm told that hundreds of people

will gather here outside Let's have a look at

what they're protesting about. There are three park and rides

serving Bath at the moment, to the north, the west and the south

of the city. The council has been looking

at the idea of a fourth for about 10 years and after surveying 21 sites,

it's narrowed it down to two. Right next to each other,

on greenbelt land to the east. The Leader of the council has

told me this is about future-proofing the city,

there are 7,000 potential new jobs coming

in the next ten years - This chunky bit of paperwork puts

forward their argument. Where this is the other side -

"Don't pave paradise" - campaigners say a park and ride

won't help with congestion, it will destroy green land, and

would be a complete waste of money. One of the roads the park and ride

would be designed to help, I notice that there is

a school run that causes When there isn't a school run,

this road is absolutely fine. Well, because it's in

an area which people walk, They're just go in to

fill it as a car park. And I don't see how it is good

to solve the problem. It's part of my childhood,

I used to play down here. And also we're worried

about getting flooded. They've got a nice place they can

have up in the old aerodrome. They have got the A46,

they can go straight there. Councillors will vote tonight

for which of the two sites they prefer, even then it's not over

as the application then goes through planning -

should be a lively evening. know you will be there. Thanks for

that. Three people have been rescued

from a fire in a first Firefighters were called

to Woolpack Meadows just One person was taken

to hospital as a precaution An investigation into how it

started is now underway. A group of mums from a children's

centre in Bristol have raised money The Speedwell nursery and children's

centre have been meeting and transforming an allotment

for two years. They've used it to bring

their children together as well as raise money

for displaced families. He's part of a group of children

and their mums who have transformed We turned it from really

being full of rubbish. We got rid of six giant bags just

of crushed beer cans. With plants and bunting,

it's now become an oasis in this At home we only have a little decked

area, so there is nothing. I don't think he had seen a worm

until he came here which is like, I felt like, oh my goodness,

he needs to come and, you know, to be able to play in the mud

and plant stuff and just get dirty. Besides growing fruit

and vegetables for themselves, the group decided to help other

families in greater need. We made ?600 on our jam stall

which I think really surprised us. You know, we didn't

expect to make that much. And then we teamed up

with the city farm and they offered us to run the bar

at their bonfire night The money was given

to refugee families. But the group feel their greatest

acheivement is how the allotment has Tracey Miller,

BBC Points West, Bristol. It's been quite a mixed picture

so far this afternoon. Some of us have had sunshine,

elsewhere we've still got Generally that is out to the east

for the likes of Wiltshire, but it will lift up a bit more,

visibility should tend to improve. But the cloud and general tends

to work its way westwards. The further west you are though

the better your chance of hanging onto some sunshine and the best

of the temperatures, eight, 9 degrees, more like five or six

for those struggling As we head into the night

tonight more of that cloud It gets thick enough to bring

a little bit of rain and drizzle, of rain and drizzle,

and maybe even a few It will be a few

flakes here and there. And it is a cold night for tonight

with a risk of some ice And it is a cold old day tomorrow,

brisk wind, cold air feeding up from the continent,

perhaps brightening A swan that was shot in the eye

with a crossbow in Cheltenham is said to have made it

through the night. Police are investigating

after staff at Pitville Park found Join us again at 6:30pm when we hope

you will return. Goodbye. Should've seen Hillary's face.

She was stood there with Bill. Because she's going to an

event to celebrate a job that she didn't get and the

person closest to her, to reassure her, to tell her it's

going to be OK, is a person who's already had

that job. Yeah. She must be thinking,

"Where can I go?" It's just pain,

but it doesn't feel like pain, it feels much more violent,

dark and exciting.