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Ahead of the hotly anticipated 007 film, No Time To Die, we spoke to Bristol’s very own James Bond superfan,...
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A new show at Europe’s only Native American art gallery – which needs our help now it’s future is under...
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In September, historic sites across the UK will once again host Heritage Open Days, encouraging people to explore sites of history and culture across the country. While this was largely put on ice during the pandemic, where events were limited and movement restricted, it’s an exciting time to reconnect with...
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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...
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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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Expert opinion from Chris Yeo, valuer at Clevedon Salerooms, curator of the Ken Stradling Collection in Bristol and expert on BBC Antiques Roadshow As she embarked on her journey to international stardom, I wonder if it occurred to Diana Ross that she might one day be compared to a fork?...
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A spoken word and visual art collaboration is bringing big ocean energy back to the SS Great Britain to convey the...
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Years before a single bedpan had been emptied on an episode of Casualty, Bristol set the scene for one of...
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As technology takes a major leap forward, archaeology and genetics have been set on a collision course. Bearing messages from the ancient world – some buried in mistruths for millennia – Bristol-born scientist Professor Alice Roberts reaches right back in time with her new book Ancestors, as she tells Millie...
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Looking for things to do with the kids? From picnicking in areas of outstanding natural beauty to climbing rope courses,...
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Following the Government announcement on 14th June, Valley Fest is forging ahead with plans to hold the festival between 29th July...
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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...