Headlines: Debate over regional cycle hub plan

Here's our daily pick of stories from across local websites in the West of England, and interesting content from social media.

A regional cycling hub - complete with a kilometre-long track - has been proposed by Bristol City Council in Lawrence Weston and Shirehampton, which has gained attention on Facebook.

A DIY enthusiast in Abbotswood has made this ‘Christmas Cabin’ where local people can meet. However, he has put out a heartfelt post about a break-in which is scuppering his plans to make his idea a reality. That has been posted in the 'What’s Going on Yate & Sodbury Facebook' group.

The University of Gloucestershire has highlighted one of their young alumni who is now director/producer of an ITV chat show presented by three disabled women.

There are lots of Christmas light displays across the West - RUH Bath have illuminated these new floral sculptures.

And Glastonbury Abbey says it welcomed 14,000 visitors at the weekend for its medieval Christmas market.

Young Sherlock being filmed in Queen Square in Bristol. It is taken from a new Guy Ritchie series for Amazon Prime.

Bristol Live said 40 red dresses hung around east Bristol has caused controversy, as the art piece aims to raise awareness of those killed and missing through violence.

There is an astonishing video sent in to ITV West Country of a pony disturbing a murmuration of starlings taken in Somerset.

And the Bridgwater Mercury asks – was Fallen Moon in the docks worth £47,000?

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