Although all councillors were satisfied with the choice of lord mayor, there were conflicting opinions on the the council’s ...

Upcoming changes to several junctions in the city centre will lay an “unbroken” path for a potential new tram line. The route will stretch from the Long Ashton park & ride, through the city centre and ...

The Baltic Wharf campsite is described as “a waterside haven located right in the heart of Bristol’s beautifully re-developed dockland and close to the city centre”. On the Caravan & Motorhome Club’s ...

The 2025 BS9 Arts Trail has expanded, with 87 artists participating in this year’s event. Taking place across the weekend of June 7-8, the volunteer-run trail will encompass 13 different venues in ...

People living near the playpark, many of who have lived in the area for decades, have set up a residents association, Fox Watch, to better represent their views. More than 160 people have also signed ...

Terra Cafe on Ashley Road in St Paul’s is the ideal refuge for a coffee, cake and two hours of uninterrupted creativity. Sisters and co-owners Josie and Gaby Connell, and their friend Izzy Morrison ...

Street artist HazardOne has painted a colourful new mural on the Prince of Wales pub. The Gloucester Road local is part of the Craft Union Pub Company and now features a giant humming bird and flowers ...

According to the Downs Act of 1861, the 'Commoners of Durdham Down' must tether at least one sheep on the Downs for one day every five years ...

Barton Hill is one of 1,000 nature-deprived areas across the country chosen to receive the services of a Postcode Gardener. The initiative, coordinated by Friends of the Earth and the Cooperative Bank ...

UWE Bristol’s much-anticipated annual degree show, celebrating student creativity and innovation across the College of Arts, Technology and Environment, returns this June with vibrant offerings of ...

Community centre Chabad of Bristol has celebrated ten year years of supporting Bristol’s Jewish community. The special celebration called for a change of scenery, choosing to celebrate on a harbour ...

Felipe Baldomir plays like someone who’s found his rhythm and is in no rush to let it go. Born in Uruguay, seasoned in Australia, and now roaming Europe for a few months, he turns the modest Exchange ...