Little by little, Bristol is becoming a better city for pedestrians. The latest improvements have come on a small side street off Gloucester Road which is now completely pedestrianised, and has ...

Broadmead has never been Bristol’s most visually stimulating of areas. But new street furniture has done nothing at all to add to the aesthetic, with the large brown boxes already being likened to ...

Wizzy’s first restaurant, Sky Kong Kong on Haymarket Walk, was an organic cafe specialising in dishes created from fresh, local and seasonal ingredients. After the restaurant closed, Wizzy moved to ...

For Santi the workshop facilitated an outlet for her years of trauma, allowing her to transform her emotions into art. Another participant, 36-year-old, Katherine Grant, used a poem from her nanna’s ...

An Immigration Enforcement team from the Home Office visited Bristol’s biggest restaurant as raids continue across the city. Za Za Bazaar employs more than 200 staff. Despite the raid, there is no ...

The event was held to celebrate the work of the young people who had helped with the development of the newly opened youth club, where a plaque commending their contributions was revealed. Swannery ...

A popular bakery and cafe has opened a third site within a female-led co-working space for hairdressing, beauty and tattoo experts. Catley’s opened its site within Crisp on Wednesday, with a huge pile ...

Campaigners have marked 80-years since the first atomic bomb was dropped in 1945 on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. The peace activists attended the event – staged in Castle Park – to remember the ...

Wunderground 200 is an immersive family show exploring two centuries of train travel through theatre, multimedia and interactive storytelling.