A free day of musical performances, workshops and talks is returning to the city with the sixth edition of the En Masse ...

A Bristol arts venue has secured £1.5m in research funding to support underrepresented entrepreneurs in the creative ...

Each runner took turns to sprint to the top of the steep road, with a selfie of them touching the Toro Chinese building serving as proof of the sprint. Runners then had to head back down to meet the ...

Neighbours in Easton have come together to push for answers on Wessex Water’ s maintenance of public sewers. It follows a ...

Residents of Southville and Bedminster will soon have a new opportunity to buy fancy goods and feel special as a new Waitrose is confirmed for the area. The supermarket chain will be opening a store ...

At the Schlögener Schlinge, the Danube doubles back on itself in a dramatic loop through steep forested hills, one of the ...

But, as our friend Stu (Mcloughin, ½ of Living Spit’s founders) tells us rather gravely at the start of Living Spit’s newest production, The Tragedy of Omlet (well, as gravely as one can whilst ...

There has been a big drop in the number of asylum seekers staying in Bristol after “two hotels closed” with numbers hovering around 400 people. The figure is now less than a third of how many were ...

A new initiative from Bristol Rovers Community Trust is designed to support and empower secondary school-aged girls across Bristol through opportunities in education, wellbeing, leadership and ...

The council-owned waste operator has urged the public to “fight flytipping” in a new campaign, as councils across the country ...

Carla Denyer says the government's decision to approve the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea is "irresponsible" ...

This November sees the 40th anniversary of the death of Bristol-born Hollywood superstar Cary Grant. To mark the occasion, ...