If you wander through the 442 acres, you’ll notice live-in vehicles are mainly concentrated on Circular Road, Parry’s Lane and Ladies Mile. Some choose to live there while others Craig describes as ...

The UK’s first pop-up urban wetland has been unveiled in Bristol as part of the Festival of Nature. It will be showcased in the middle of Millennium Square on Saturday and Sunday. The eight-metre by ...

This World Refill Day (June 16), let’s be clear: the single-use system is failing us all – and the people of Bristol know it. We see it in the overflowing bins on our high streets, in our own ...

The former Wilko store on Union Street will be transformed into a climbing facility offering high-quality bouldering facilities, expert coaching, and a “dynamic social space designed to welcome ...

A secondary school in Bristol has announced that it will become a ‘phone-free space’ for students in Years 7 to 11. Cotham School – where use of phones during the school day is already banned – is set ...

Maurice Fells is a Bristol-born and bred journalist and author who has worked in newspapers, radio and television ...

On Thursday evening more than 300 people gathered on the Downs for a ‘Show of Support’ walk. The over 40s crowd was made up of local residents with dogs in tow, visitors to the Downs and members of ...

The Bristol-based consultancy, Form Fighter AI, has joined the Bristol24/7 Better Business Network.

The mystery behind dozens of green dots that appeared on a south Bristol road has been solved, with the council confirming that they are part of  a ‘community-led traffic calming scheme’. The dots on ...

Standups due to visit The Wardrobe include Ed Night and Dan Tiernan on June 16, Hasan Al-Habib and Jack Barry on June 17, Rob Auton and Matt Winning on June 24, Huge Davies and Lucy Pearman on July 13 ...

A new project called Digging Deep from the Bedminster Coalminers Heritage Group (BCHG) hopes to unearth the story of all miners, especially the 157 who lost their lives in several mining disasters ...