Avon and Somerset Police are appealing for anyone with information to come forward after 26-year-old, Luis Piovesana went missing Friday morning. He was last seen at about 3am on Friday, February 28 ...

Italian restaurant Taste of Napoli has opened in a second spot on Park Street. The family-run restaurant and cafe, whose ...

Bristol Comedy Garden, will be returning to Queen Square from June 4 to 8, with five nights of star-studded stand-up live. Highlights from this year’s line-up include familiar favourites from 2023 ...

Bristol Women’s Voice is a charity working towards making women’s equity a reality in Bristol through campaigning, connecting and celebrating. The mural will be displayed throughout March. A ...

Italian restaurant Taste of Napoli has opened in a second spot on Park Street. The family-run restaurant and café is described as having “arose from a desire to introduce authentic and traditional ...

Furiozo: Man Looking for Trouble at The Wardrobe Theatre is an absurd punk-rock clown show that paints an intriguing portrait of toxic masculinity. This wordless physical comedy show from Polish clown ...

Catherine Withers, the farmer running Yew Tree Farm for the last 30 years, has announced she is leaving before the end of ...

As with Causon’s catalogue, tonight’s set is rich in contrasts. The slow-build of album opener Winded Abdomen hinges out, a ...

Every night, as the call to Maghrib prayer rings out, the mosque becomes a lifeline for the community. Hundreds gather to break their fast, sharing meals regardless of background, income, or ...

It has been a year since Jack O’Sullivan went missing after a night out in Bristol, with posters with his face on still a common sight around the area where he vanished. Jack, who was 22 at the time ...

Since becoming an entertainment venue, the pub has hosted musicians including Kae Tempest, Portishead’s Beth Gibbons and Kasabian’s Ian Matthews. McDonald added that it is “not only about keeping the ...

A Bristol businessman who weathered near financial ruin twice has had the final word, selling his business for a seven-figure sum. James Courtney, born in Bristol and raised in Keynsham, underwent a ...