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

says Somerset Live. It follows Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ plans to accelerate house building in England.

, according to Burnham-on-Sea.com. The website reports just 332 regulars used the high street service in a 12 month period.

There at The Shires.

And the rescue cat has his very own home office with his new owners, says ITV West Country.

The Spectator says . Earlier this year, she announced the £300 payment would be restricted to all but the poorest pensioners - those eligible for pension credit.

GWR says it’s hoping to back to full service today following the recent flooding and disruption caused by Storm Bert.

– plenty of Facebook users are having their say on Swindon Borough Council’s plans for more than a hundred trees and thousands of shrubs planned for the area.

And Digital Spy says , where bodies of unidentified young men keep appearing around Bristol.

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