Set up in January 2022 by Dr Sarah Robertson, who is associate head of English Literature at UWE Bristol, The Climate Literature Book Club is reaching its 4th birthday.
Pinkmans now has five locations across Bristol with the opening of their newest cafe. The latest Pinkmans has opened on Stokes Croft with pastries, breads and their signature sourdoughnuts all on the ...
Contemporary alt-folk songwriter Hannah Pawson is crowdfunding to support the latest iteration of her musical project Fritillaries, an album which explores the personal territory of accepting ...
Founded in 2014, Bristol24/7 is the biggest independent publication in the South West, with unrivalled coverage of local news, culture, food and drink, and more. We are also a community interest ...
Currently, Caring in Bristol is running its crucial Big Give Christmas Challenge. From Tuesday until midday on December 9, every public donation made is doubled by supporters.
Three different streets were all closed from Monday morning to add to motorists’ woes: The sections of Whiteladies Road and St Augustine’s Parade are both due to be closed until December 12; while the ...
Opening its 2026 season in the main house, Bristol Old Vic will be welcoming a new Frantic Assembly play from the acclaimed playwright and screenwriter Anna Jordan ( Fragments, Succession, Killing Eve ...
The Last Dinner Party were the most recent band to appear, and keyboardist Aurora Nishevci paid tribute to one of the acts who was on the same stage less than a fortnight ago. On their Mercury ...
A Bristol-founded, nature-focused charity is marking its fifth anniversary — a milestone rooted in an idea born during the pandemic, when anxiety and loneliness were on the rise worldwide.
West of England Centre for Inclusive Living (WECIL) is a charity for and by disabled people, who are working together to challenge barriers to their independent living.
The art piece was constructed of personal debris collected during the worst period of their depression, consisting of old mental health journals, shopping lists, council tax letters, and many ...
Before you even set foot into the shop, it’s evident there is plenty of art to admire at Artigo on Gloucester Road. A beautiful array of prints, cards and artworks greets you first, with the visual ...
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