The Love Bristol, Love Broadmead initiative aims to revitalise the busy shopping quarter in Bristol through events, creative projects and community activities designed to bring pe ...

The city council’s planning committee granted permission for 434 flats, of which one-fifth will be ‘affordable’, and 400 student beds, in four blocks including a 23-storey tower on a site south of ...

In a time where the live music industry is struggling, Coffee Club Bristol have taken the initiative to use their airstream caravan space for a series of intimate gigs where local musicians can truly ...

Announcing the first wave of its lineup for 2026, FORWARDS once again demonstrates its commitment to cutting edge sounds and a future facing outlook. The festival on the Downs, which returns for its ...

Interconnecting floating boathouses could become a colourful new feature of the Floating Harbour. Ambitious plans from Young Bristol are for the dome-shaped boathouses to be built next to the Grain ...

The Invisible Circus, which has mesmerised audiences for three decades with its unique blend of circus, theatre, music and cabaret, will return with a special anniversary ball. The Bristol-based ...

Staff at an Eastville primary school have begun strike action after raising concerns about what they describe as a “toxic” workplace culture involving bullying and intimidation. Joined by pupils and ...

Bristol Waste has marked a major milestone after the 400,000th item was sold or donated through its reuse scheme. The achievement highlights the growing success of the company’s Reuse Shops at ...

Caring in Bristol has announced the Bristol Cares Challenge 2026, inviting people to walk 20,000 steps on either March 27 or March 28. The step target reflects the more than 20,000 people currently ...

Continuing to build on its success over the last two years, Bristol Gallery Weekend returns over the spring Equinox for its third iteration. With a multitude of exhibitions, activities and special ...

A documentary by the renowned Bristol-based historian David Olusoga has been nominated for a top industry award. Empire with ...

The proposed sale of the former Bristol Zoo Gardens site is “a scandal happening in plain sight”, according to campaigners who protested outside the offices of the developer set to purchase the land.