Bristol Charities said the impact of poverty can extend beyond household finances, with children potentially going without essentials such as food, heating and suitable clothing. Cold and damp homes ...

"We're incredibly proud of what we built and very sad to say goodbye. Ten years. Half a million pizzas. Some absolute legends ...

A £1.1m programme using arts and culture to tackle loneliness across the West of England has opened its second round of ...

Former employees of the historic Bristol Blue Glass have now launched their own glassmaking business. Nick Heal and David Barry are co-owners of Bristol Glassworks in Brislington, which launched ...

Council leader Tony Dyer says he feels "compelled to speak up on a personal level and on behalf of Bristol City Council" ...

In days of yore ( circa 2009 ), there was grass of the green verdant kind on Turbo Island. Now the colour is back as despite ...

Attacus Acoustics is one of many University of Bristol spinouts making strides towards commercialisation lately. According to ...

Sandy Ruthven has resigned his membership of the Green Party after its conference adopted a 'Zionism is racism' motion ...

A new documentary that will receive its premiere at Watershed tells the untold stories of the Windrush second generation. First Born Second: Voices of the Children of the Windrush Era brings seven ...

Marking two decades of the Bristol arts charity Artspace Lifespace, The Island will once more be throwing wide its doors for ...

South Glos has agreed that Aerospace Bristol can wait for another three years to continue repaying what remains of a £1m loan ...

An inquiry has begun into whether four routes spanning Stoke Lodge playing fields, which run across an area used by Cotham School, should be officially deemed public rights of way.