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Author and charity founder Kris Hallenga has attracted the attention of many famous faces during her 12-year battle with incurable...
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Words by Amanda Nicholls Kasabian world has changed a lot since the last tour but a test of the waters...
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As plans to develop Silverthorne Lane continue to evolve, Andrew Swift explores one of Bristol’s most evocative forgotten corners. Rich with history and heritage, could a Little Venice on the fringe of the city lay in wait? With so much of Bristol’s industrial heritage having been bulldozed or converted to...
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As a new age space race continues to gather momentum, an innovative Bristol-based aerospace company believes it holds the answers...
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In her debut book, Amy Jeffs reimagines the myths of Britain that once served a more profound purpose in ancient...
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We meet illustrator and designer Jasmine Thompson… What’s your connection to Bristol? I moved to Bristol in 2012 for university, and after graduation I just stuck around. I studied illustration, and as an artist looking to start working in the creative industry, Bristol offered a lot. There was a sense...
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As the North Bristol Art Trail prepares to enjoy another successful weekend celebrating local talent on 27 November, its founding...
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With instruments carved from solid blocks of ice, musician and inventor Terje Isungset is coming to St George’s Bristol this...
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Chris Yeo, valuer at Clevedon Salerooms, curator of the Ken Stradling Collection in Bristol and an expert on BBC Antiques Roadshow That domestic goddess of the Victorian era, Mrs Beeton, claimed all creatures eat, but “man only dines”. If she were still with us, Mrs B. would surely be aghast...
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As many of us continue to turn to nature as a source of solace, Millie Bruce-Watt asks two of the...
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New releases for the new season, as recommended by the lovely team at Wapping Wharf’s gorgeous new Bookhaus Aiming to...
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With Bristol hosting its first sea shanty festival this month, we thought it was a pretty good time to catch up with the city’s lockdown folk sensations The Longest Johns – now working on an album with Decca. Going viral on TikTok may have provided a bit of validation, but...