Despite the best efforts of campaigners to register Turbo Island as a town green, a barrister has recommended that their application be rejected.

Developers planning to do up the old St Christopher’s School site in Westbury Park have scaled back plans in an attempt to appease local opposition. They have gone from offering planning 40 new build ...

A new partnership between a community organisation and a family-run hospitality group has cooked up a treat for young people in east Bristol. Staff from the Bristol restaurant group volunteer to cook ...

The 50th anniversary of a church that moonlights as a music venue happily coincides with the 50th gig it has hosted. 19th century Cotham Parish Church established itself as a unique setting for live ...

More than £1.5m has already been approved for repairs to the bridge which collapsed during a test lift in August ...

Watershed is among seven new entries from the Bristol area to be included in the Good Beer Guide which showcases 4,500 of the best pubs across the UK, 64 of which are within the Campaign for Real ...

Three environment-focused campaign groups have joined forces to push for more green space and parkland at the major St Philip’s Marsh development site. Bristol Civic Society, Bristol Parks Forum and ...

Belmont Estate has purchased a 133-acre site in Wraxall, expanding its historic landholding and creating more space for its rewilding, nature recovery, education and organic food production work. The ...

Now aged 41, Annie says her “heart’s desire is just painting”. Though acrylic painting is her preferred medium, she is currently experimenting with found objects from the area she paints to create a ...

Under the leadership of artistic director Steven Clarke, who is a BAFTA-winning TV and theatre director – and the man responsible for giving Tom Hiddleston his TV debut TV – the company also comprises ...

The council has committed £450,000 to spend on improving the historic building over the next three years, as well as setting ...

Seven more strike days are due to take pace at schools across Bristol in an ongoing dispute over backpay which seems to have reached an impasse.