Newspapers & trending: Stars return to city centre

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

The first batch of packs containing hot water bottles, hats and flasks are being delivered by South Gloucestershire Council to those who may struggle to heat their homes this winter, according to Bristol Live.

Large gold stars are back on the streets of Salisbury, says the Salisbury Journal, whose post on Facebook has shown a divided opinion on the Christmas decorations.

And urgent repairs to the building affectionately known as the 'Tin Church' in Highbridge have been completed after £11,000 was raised to undertake the work, according to Burnham-on-Sea.com.

A three-year-old has been named a “Young Heart Hero” by the British Heart Foundation. Esme was treated at Bristol Royal Hospital for Children at six months of age with open heart surgery.

George Earthy has been call-up to the England U21s, says Bristol City on Instagram.

And Exmoor National Park says it plans to release more white-tailed eagles to boost population in the south of England. This follows its involvement in a project to re-introduce the birds in 2019.

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