7 min read
This month, Andrew Swift explores Thornbury’s history, its heritage and the debate surrounding “one of the best-preserved and most vibrant...
3 min read
Meet the new Bristol City Poet, Kat Lyons. I first moved to Bristol in March 2013 and I lived in...
3 min read
Like so many others, I moved to Bristol for university and never left, that was 18 years ago now. I met some amazing friends whilst promoting music events. I started by standing outside venues flyering at 3am… I’ve been part of the fabric of the city ever since. Bristol is...
1 min read
International law firm Osborne Clarke’s legal and business services teams welcome 11 interns across its three UK locations including Bristol,...
6 min read
Who said old dogs can’t learn new tricks? Here’s a few adult courses available around the city if you’re in...
6 min read
Polar explorer and environmental leader Robert Swan OBE, along with his 2041 Foundation, are in a race against time to preserve Antarctica as a natural reserve for science and peace. In March, at the age of 16, Bristol pupil Madeleine Williamson became the youngest person without a guardian to join...
4 min read
Brunel’s SS Great Britain is inviting visitors to ‘Taste the World’ this summer as it offers visitors the chance to...
1 min read
A unique series of free nature walks that help people deal with bereavement is being launched at a woodland burial...
7 min read
The World Reimagined is set to be one of the largest art education projects for racial justice the UK has ever seen. Commissioned artists are bringing to life the reality and impact of the Transatlantic Trade in Enslaved Africans through trails of large globe sculptures, aiming to stimulate dialogue, raise...
8 min read
As the charity Refugee Women of Bristol celebrates its annual dance event this summer with beautiful illustrations by Niki Groom,...
8 min read
As Dr Mya-Rose Craig – aka Birdgirl – releases her new memoir, we sit down with the 20-year-old environmentalist to...
7 min read
“Whether you come in search of industrial archaeology or of flora and fauna – or simply of great views – there can be few sites which are so unlikely to disappoint”, says Andrew Swift. Here, he delves into the fascinating history of Priddy Pools – a geological Site of Special...
