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Bristol Pride is marking 15 years of inclusive and diverse festivals that have illuminated the city’s LGBTQ+ community since 2010,...
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A local independent animation studio has scooped a British TV industry award for its efforts in producing the first UK...
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From the Wild West to Bristol, Mark Cosgrove – Watershed’s film curator and the founder of Cinema Rediscovered – speaks to Alexis Herrington about how film transcends time and place… In a world dominated by the worship of individuality, our sense of community seems to be crumbling. We often see...
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This year, Bristol Ferry Boats announced the refurbishment and relaunch of one of its oldest vessels, nearing 100 years old....
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Bristol’s favourite duo Wallace & Gromit are serving heaps of family fun and holiday cheer at Cabot Circus, where Wallace...
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Bristol is home to Paraorchestra – the world’s only large-scale orchestra of professional disabled and non-disabled musicians. As they gear up for their biggest commission to date, Millie Bruce-Watt chats to multi award-winning conductor and artistic director Charles Hazlewood A bright shining light in the music industry today is, without...
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Andrew Swift explores the often-forgotten history of spa culture in Georgian Bristol, uncovering a time when Bristol’s Hotwells rivalled the...
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Johnny Palmer, the straight-talking businessman behind Brislington’s worst kept secret (clue’s in the headline), has proved that making a viable...
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Earning a staggering number of accolades for his work on The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast and the film version of Aladdin, among others, Alan Menken is an undisputed master of the stage and film musical. For the touring stage version of Aladdin, which brings its magic carpet to...
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Bristol-based Alexandra Pickford was formerly with the Royal Ballet Company and English National Ballet and has danced with some of...
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As we approach the centenary of the closure of Bristol’s unlikliest railway station – which would have seen passengers travel...
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As Bristol celebrates its 650th year of being an independent county, Andrew Swift looks at the curious way in which the distant event took place… In the past 50 years, redrawing the boundaries of England’s counties – and inventing new names for them – has become a regular occurrence. In...