Headlines: Shop closures and greyhound racing ends

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

Bristol Live reports on the closure of the Marcuss store, an outdoors business in Bristol, whose owner is blaming the Clean Air Zone for the shop's closure.

ITV News West Country has spoken to a Somerton nursery owner, who says rising costs and upcoming National Insurance hikes keep her "awake at night", and she fears for the future of her industry.

And the Swindon Advertiser is reporting that greyhound racing is to end at the Abbey Stadium in Swindon at the end of this year.

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In Bristol, The Avon Valley Railway has announced it has made £10,000 in donations after an appeal to raise money following a major fraud from a former staff member.

Cheltenham Borough Council has posted a video of the newly refurbished Montpelier Gardens toilet block, which is now open to the public again

And Bristol Animal Rescue says it has taken in five puppies, four of which were abandoned on the Bristol to Bath Railway Path, tied together by a rope. All five are now doing well in the rescue centre's care.

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