Headlines: Spring at Stonehenge and Persimmon disputes

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

Somerset Live has spoken to a man who locked himself inside a Persimmon show home in an attempt to get Persimmon to take notice of the mould in his newly built Yeovil house.

The mother of murdered 16-year-old Max Dixon has told ITV News that Max's killer should be banned from social media after he released a rap song which referenced her son's death.

Friends of a woman whose terminal cancer symptoms were missed by doctors have climbed Mount Snowdon in tribute to her, according to the Swindon Advertiser.

And Bristol World has asked readers which shops they miss the most, with hundreds of comments covering bookshops, to C&A, to long-gone chippies.

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Salisbury Cathedral's falcons have now laid a second egg with more to come in the next few days.

In Somerset, tributes have been paid to the first wife of Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis, Ruth Eavis, who was a familiar face to many in Pilton.

And Gloucester City Council is set to take management of its car parks back in house in a bid to save £100,000.

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