00:00So, as ever, it has been a busy week in the city of Bristol. So, Charlie, can you tell
00:06us what is our top news story in the city this week?
00:10So our top story this week is that police are appealing for witnesses following a huge
00:16fight in a South Bristol pub, during which several people were said to be injured. So
00:22a number of people were involved in this incident at the Rising Sun, opposite Greville Smyth
00:28Park, at around 9pm on May the 11th. Officers were quick on the scene after being alerted
00:36to the disorder, which saw numerous people punched and kicked, but several of those were
00:43said to have already left the area by the time the police arrived.
00:48Thank you, Charlie. So that is a distressing one for the city this week then. So shall
00:53we move on to our second top story? Tell me about that.
00:57So next is that a chef whose chain of restaurants serve a new themed six-course tasting menu
01:04every six weeks is opening its first site in Bristol. So Nico Simeon, who started his
01:12career at Michelin-starred restaurants, is opening his Six by Nico restaurant in the
01:19city soon. He's already got 10 sites across the UK and in Ireland.
01:24Yeah, that sounds really exciting. So shall we move on to our final top news story in
01:29the city of Bristol this week? Tell me about that.
01:32So finally, it's that Bristol Craft Beer Festival is back next month. It's been announced with
01:39a line-up of more than 400 beers from more than 45 of the best breweries. So taking place
01:46on June the 7th and 8th at Bristol's Ami Theatre in the Harbourside, this will welcome thousands
01:53of beer fans eager to explore the diverse world of craft beer.
