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Toys and Easter eggs were delivered to Bristol Children’s Hospital on Saturday by a group of motorcyclists. Behind the debut Easter Ride Out are non-profit Raeyah’s Hands of Support and Ride2Raise ...
In the run up to the Bristol Sounds concert series, which this year features much-loved acts that have long stood the test of time, Bristol superfans reveal their favourite memories of the bands ...
For the first of a series of environmentally-minded events, Bookhaus has organised “a book launch unlike any we have done before”. The bookshop, situated at Rope Walk in the centre, is launching the ...
The Dublin quartet returned to lead the O2 through a rampage of their new album and a couple of old favourites ...
no place like home, a solo exhibition of Andrade’s work will be coming to Kit Form on May 15-18, focused on issues of “place, memory, identity and belonging”.
Bristol & West Athletic Club’s victory in the men’s race at the National Road Relays marks the club’s most successful season ...
Born in Auckland, Steven Luatua has played for Bristol Bears since 2017, previously captaining the club and already securing ...
Filton Town Council has encouraged those who hold ongoing or prepaid memberships with Active Nation to contact their bank for ...
Pig masks, burning keyboards, full frontal nudity – their shows were equal parts rock and roll theatre and church for lost souls. Avoiding simple definition, the band became one of the city’s biggest ...
City of Bristol College has secured its place among the top-performing further education (FE) colleges in the UK, following a strong performance in the government’s 2023–24 Further Education ...
One of Bristol’s most experienced hospitality teams have blamed rent increases in the Old City for the closure of one of their restaurants. Tuesday evening will be the last service at Four Wise ...
A new exhibition at The Launderette will show the work of 16 painters, all responding to the writing of Norwegian author, Karl Ove Knausgård.