The Renters’ Rights Act will introduce new protections for tenants across England, including the abolishing of Section 21 ‘no ...

Shivani Sen sat cross-legged on the low stage, next to collaborator Theo Archer, introducing herself as an “Indian classical vocalist”. She explained that her tradition uses v ...

"Aggression is not activism, and tactics like this designed to intimidate politicians have no place in our society," says ...

A special broadcast to mark International Women’s Day on community station, BCFM Radio  brought together some of Bristol’s most influential women for a discussion on role models, resilience and the ...

Land to the north of Bristol has been named as one of the locations of what the government is calling “part of the most ambitious housebuilding programme in more than half a century”. The former ...

Bristol has long held a reputation as one of the UK’s most inventive creative hubs, and its puppetry and animation scene is ...

Helen Godwin, mayor of West of England, has recently visited the state-of-the-art youth centre 224 Youth Zone. The £12m project, which began its construction in autumn 2024, has been completed.

The state-of-the-art youth centre 224 Youth Zone is all set for its much-anticipated opening this summer. The £12m project, which began its construction in autumn 2024, has been completed. The ...

CivicNetZero is described as "an AI software platform that connects city ambition with trusted capital investors and delivery ...

The Prospect Building was full to the brim, with pseudo-moshes forming just so punters could get a glimpse of the stage.

This evening at Downend Folk & Roots was backward looking in a different sort of way. There were times when it felt as though Sherburn Bartley Sanders, had stepped straight out of ...

Sometimes dubbed a ‘standup poet’, the mercurial writer and performer Rob Auton spent over a decade creating thematic ...