Bedminster Pharmacy was forced to close its doors when the owner of its previous premises decided to redevelop the land. Its new site on East Street, located around the corner from its former home, ...

Bristol Ballroom Community has hosted FRUITEA for a few years and has found a home for it at the Trinity Centre. On July 11, I attended their FRUITEA function which was featured on this year’s ...

Building in Bristol is more expensive than Dublin, Hong Kong, Manchester, Birmingham and Los Angeles.

A small independent baking business is opening its first shop. Drizzle is named after founder Francesca Grout’s grandmother who taught her how to bake and whose favourite cake was a lemon drizzle.

Avona has been designed to be both beautiful and wrathful, symbolising the Avon’s spirit as well as representing the need to recognise and respect the rights of the river. “This puppet will raise ...

Bristol Manor Farm will be taking on Mangotsfield United in an FA Cup replay on Tuesday evening at their home ground. But the game at the Creek can only go ahead after an extraordinary effort ...

It comes one year after a group of racist thugs were only prevented from entering another hotel by a heroic group of ...

The Studio at Hen and Chicken was packed when fellow band member – singer-songwriter Riley Catherall – took to the stage for the warmup slot. Lyrical songs steeped in Americana were made quietly ...

Located just 20 minutes from Bristol, Nesta Valley Camping near the beautiful Chew Valley Lake is the setting for Lake Paradiso. The new festival is organised by the team behind Valley Fest, who ...

The only Bristol shop to be nominated for the award, Black City Records was launched in 2021 amidst the global pandemic and quickly became a mecca for metal lovers – drawing fans from across the ...

A popular cheesemongers is now also the destination for the city’s “most exclusive bar”, serving regionally sourced wine, beer, cider and more. Weeks after The Bristol Cheesemonger decided to pull ...

A number of mysterious doors have appeared across Bristol, leaving passers-by asking what they might mean if they mean anything at all. The white, yellow and blue doors have been painted in locations ...