What could be better than a Saturday night derby win - which is what Bath delivered when they took on Gloucester in the West's big rugby match.

Elsewhere, the country's biggest outdoor motocross event did eventually go ahead in Weston last weekend, after disruption caused by Storm Amy.

An incredible mosaic made using 11,000 pumpkins was unveiled in Wraxall, and a veteran paper boy was congratulated for more than three decades of deliveries.

Just champion: Bath took the honours in the big West rugby derby on Saturday evening, beating Gloucester 38-17 at the Rec.

Start your engines: Saturday's programme at the Weston Beach Races may have been hit by Storm Amy, but when the winds died down for Sunday, the action was as dramatic as ever for the thousands of spectators to enjoy.

Incredible: Noah's Ark Zoo has unveiled this stunning mosaic of an elephant made entirely of 11,000 different-coloured pumpkins.

Time for a lie in: A man who delivered newspapers across the Chew Valley area has retired after 36 years. Jeff Savage got up at 04:00, 363 days a year for more than three-and-a-half decades, but said it was "the best job in the world".

Celebrating 1066: A special exhibition has opened at the parish church of St Andrews in Stogursey celebrating the Bayeux Tapestry, with the historic artefact set to be brought to London from Normandy next year.

Bloomin' marvellous: Representatives from Yeovil celebrated the town winning gold at the 2025 RHS Britain in Bloom awards, on Wednesday. Yeovil won the award for its horticultural displays, environmental credentials and community engagement.