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Healthcare Science Week 2021 – an annual celebration of the many aspects of healthcare science, 5-14 March this year –...
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Having your creative work selected by the national body for the crafts, The Crafts Council, is a real achievement. Five...
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Having notched up nods from the music and movie gods and had her debut record shoot to the top of the UK album charts, Celeste is having quite a good year – doing things her way. Words by Jules Boyle Celeste is one of those musicians who come along once...
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Set up in 1961 as a bookshop on Clifton Triangle, Arnolfini has grown from humble roots to become a pioneer...
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Gerie Herbert wonders why a writer who died four centuries ago still holds such a big place in the nation’s...
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It uses cutting-edge artificial intelligence to simulate the brain of an expert; it attracted 800 users worldwide within the first 48 hours in trial mode; and it has the potential to change the lives of millions of women across the globe. Introducing LatchAid, the revolutionary app guiding new mothers through...
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You may miss it at first but avert your eyes to the far right of the photograph above and you...
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With everyone getting out more, the popular beauty spots are proving very busy. Here Andrew Swift reveals six less well...
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Model, actress and IT girl of the 1970s, Carinthia West always had her camera with her. She also had some very cool and rather famous friends, including Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood, Eric Idle, Helen Mirren and Anjelica Huston. A selection of her portraits are currently being shown at the Shooting...
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A new production company has launched in Bristol. At the heart of it are the writers who have arguably changed...
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Only in recent years has Bristol-born cinematographer, William Friese-Greene, been recognised for his outstanding contributions to motion picture. Andrew Swift...
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Who hasn’t dreamt of running away to the circus? The big top, the acrobats, high-wire acts and colourful caravans conjure up a nomadic life away from the rat race. For the spectator, it’s a reminder of a traditional art form, providing everything from laughter to wide-eyed amazement. Simon Horsford speaks...