Headlines: Balloons, birthdays and birds

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

Residents in a commonhold flat in Bristol have spoken to The Guardian ahead of plans to move new-build flats away from leaseholds.

Police have released an appeal after a woman was dragged from a path and sexually assaulted in Yeovil. The Somerset Leveller has more details.

The Salisbury Journal has reported on a new musical theatre school with a special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) class which is set to open in November.

A woman in Swindon celebrated her 101st birthday with a surprise lunch and cake, thanks to a befriending scheme run by the council. The Swindon Advertiser covered the story.

And another birthday - a 105-year-old from Burnham-On-Sea celebrated her special day with a visit from a group of local nursery children, which Burnham-On-Sea.com reported on.

Around Wellington's Facebook post about the motorway junction in town and its link road with Chelston roundabout closing for about 14 weeks in June is gaining traction.

Applications for the School Tether Roadshow from the Bristol Balloon Fiesta has attracted a lot of attention on Facebook with local people suggesting nominees in the comments.

Trowbridge residents are discussing an ice cream man who rides a bike around the town. They are asking him to turn his "excessive" volume down.

Salisbury Cathedral has released a video of a new peregrine chick which hatched in the nest up in the tower.

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