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Powerful portraits of key workers responding to the Covid-19 pandemic – including a Bristol pharmacist and a porter – have...
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If dressing A-listers and celebrities is your idea of the perfect job, imagine being wardrobe whizz for Killing Eve’s Villanelle....
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A conversation with zoologist, bastion of local business, former high sheriff, chair of the Bristol Water Challenge Panel, school governor and trustee of the SS Great Britain Peaches Golding can go in many a direction. It’s how this accomplished woman came to take up the historic role of lord-lieutenant of...
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When A Band of Brothers was established in 2009, it was plain to see that struggling young men would never...
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In 1970, West Country DJ Mick Ringham was asked to play some records on a farm site in Somerset. The...
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To mark BBC Two’s A House Through Time returning with a new series set in number 10 Guinea Street in Bristol, series consultant and expert contributor Professor Deborah Sugg Ryan (University of Portsmouth) reveals some of the surprising facts uncovered during research. * Bathrooms weren’t installed in most houses until...
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Try to get a little taste of wildness every day, says Pete Dommett. It’s a challenge for us all to...
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Astrology is experiencing a surge in popularity, with various memes and different apps making this ancient system of meaning accessible...
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Aside from the fact that Xisto Wines are downright delicious, there’s another important reason why we should develop a taste for them. Melissa Blease meets the independent Portuguese wine importer bringing the lovely stuff to Bristol from its twin city by sea and sail to make food and drink transportation...
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