Legally, EHCPs must be issued within 20 weeks, which has now more than doubled for Bristol, with the council reporting an average processing time of 49.3 weeks in February. According to the report ...

A photography exhibition has opened outside Central Library, with dozens of award-winning landscape shots on display along the railings next to Deanery Road. The images are part of a show travelling ...

Against the backdrop of Sri Lankan music and the scent of wafting spices, chef Jaufferkhan shares his story with quiet reflection. The 62-year-old chef speaks about his journey to Bristol as a refugee ...

Kyu Jeong Jeon is the co-owner of Bokman in Kingsdown and Dongnae in Redland alongside her husband, Duncan Robertson ...

Board-gamers in Bristol now have a new one-stop-shop to buy and play games. Eastville resident András Ocskai has opened Play More Board Games – a board game shop and cafe on Church Road in St George.

Body of Water x Confluence – an event to mark the end of the residency programme – is at 5 Redcliffe Street on June 25 at 7pm, with an optional free ferry ride (not wheelchair accessible) from Netham ...

In response, Bristol-based workspace provider DeskLodge has unveiled the Flex Series – a fresh, flexible range of hot desking memberships designed to meet the varied needs of modern professionals.

It’s positive for this representation to be extended to young adult fiction, so people growing into their sexuality and identity can see different versions of the LGBTQ+ community represented. Bristol ...

Alfresco Disco are taking over a new mystery location that’s central enough to blow the roof off Cabot for their day rave on July 19. The secret spot has never been used before and is big enough to ...

Siquijor is special as it is where actual magical traditions still thrive. Locals call it ‘Isla del Fuego’ (Island of Fire) because Spanish colonisers spotted a mysterious glow around the island, ...

Musicians at the heart of Bristol’s hip hop, jazz, bass and jungle scenes are rallying to support a core member of their community in the wake of devastating loss.

Loungers have come a long way since opening their first cafe and bar in a former opticians on North Street in 2002 ...