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Toby Gutmann produces music and motion graphics in St Werburghs. After living in London for 10 years I wanted a...
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Jessica Hope rounds up some of the Bristol-based charities who work hard, 365 days a year, to provide support for...
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So, what are you up to at the moment? Desperately trying to complete my third novel, but making a huge meal of the final four chapters. The truth is I don’t want to let go of any of the characters quite yet… Where did your career begin? I’ve always enjoyed...
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Jessica Hope talks to a Bristol-born, silver medallist sprinter about her successful career, and solicits her advice for the young,...
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This month, we meet creative producer, curator, artist and maker Josephine Gyasi… Where are you from? What’s your favourite part of Bristol? I was born in North London and,...
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We take five with singer-songwriter Julia Turner… So, Julia, tell us a bit about your background I was born in London and learnt to speak in Sydney (my dad’s Aussie) but really I’m a Bristol girl – my parents moved to Bristol when I was five and I grew up...
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I studied drama at Bristol University, concentrating as much as I could on film. I travelled 15 miles in all...
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This month we chatted with young Bristol poet Malizah, who is in conversation with model, actor and writer Eunice Olumide...
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So, tell us a bit about your background I was born in Northamptonshire but came to Bristol when I was 13 to study at Badminton School. My boarding school experience was great – I loved the independence and how close our friendships grew. My dad is from Somerset, and my...
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September’s ‘Cityist’ Q&A with the Australian-born arts curator I grew up in Brisbane but I’ve spent the past few years...
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This month we catch up with entrepreneur Kevin Basham Tell us about what you do… I’m the co-founder of a...
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At one time, the most you’d borrow from a neighbour would probably be the classic cup of sugar, but now making use of everything from under-utilised local parking spaces and cute camper vans to property, practical skills and surplus foodie produce is becoming the norm, thanks to the modern economic...