Slimbridge

A look at the stories trending across the West of England on Monday, 30 June.

The temporary attraction is installed ahead of the Festival of Nature in Bristol.

Warmer temperatures mean the swans no longer need to travel as far to reach ice-free wetlands.

Fire experts say there is no clear plans for how 2,500 visitors and staff would be evacuated.

Staff think the birds have started building a nest for breeding earlier due to a mild winter.

The bird species do not usually start building their nests until early March.

Wild swans are stopping off further north as winters become milder, experts say.

A community growing hub is aiming to grow up to 50,000 plants a year in a refurbished polytunnel.