The West of England mayoral race is wide open, with Reform candidate Arron Banks looking to exploit controversy ...

After being a no-show at a hustings on Wednesday night, the following morning saw Arron Banks turn up to WECA HQ in Redcliffe to be officially confirmed for the first time as the mayoral candidate for ...

Creative mindsets, therefore, have a vital role to play in the ongoing regeneration of our city, and we owe a great deal of our vibrant present to our creative past. It’s heartening to read of a ...

Bristol businesses are set to benefit from enhanced support as they embark on their climate action journey, thanks to a collaboration between the Bristol Climate & Nature Partnership and the Redcliffe ...

Users of the Fix My Street app and website have complained of persistent problems when filing reports. Claims were only made on March 10 to say that fly-tipping, graffiti and broken street lights ...

Peppering the shelves, birthday cards from customers acknowledge the role Edgie Eats plays in their lives and community. A short corridor decorated with artwork from local artists finishes by ...

Now the aim of the organisation is to change the conversation around those who have experienced violence and harm. Through their workshops and course they are empowering men to dismantle patriarchy, ...

Little Chai has opened on Princess Victoria Street, blessing Clifton with “mouthwatering vegan Indian street food in a cosy, colourful setting”. Squeezed in between an opticians and Clifton Library, ...

Every spring, Bristol’s picturesque Durdham Downs is transformed into a vibrant hub of excitement as Funderworld Theme Park arrives. This much-loved event has become a cornerstone of the city’s spring ...

UGLY created an event called Fagbutt, which has put on several shocking, boundary-pushing drag performances across Bristol. Their next event ‘Bad Friday’ is on April 18.

A rich month for world music offers a rare treat from Africa, some great UK reggae pioneers and a real Buena Vista legend.

It was formerly a Fopp and before that was a Waterstones. Soon, 28 College Green will become Bristol’s third Gail’s as the rapidly expanding chain eyes up another corner of the city following openings ...