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I don’t know what Bristol did to The Telegraph in a past life, but the newspaper can’t stop hating on our city. What do you mean, Bristol doesn’t have a “definable personality of the kind you feel in larger cities like...
Just when you think you’ve seen it all from Luke Jerram, he surprises us again and again. The Bristol artist has enthralled audiences all over the UK with his touring artwork of the Sun, Helios. But he’s making new wave...
Where’s Bristol’s coolest neighbourhood? Ask around, and you’d probably get a lot of answers along the lines of , Southville, or Easton. But, according to The Times (not exactly the coolest newspaper, we know), it’s non...
New parents in the UK are set to gain stronger, day-one rights to time off work, with landmark reforms to paternity and bereavement leave due to come into force from April. The changes aim to stop parents having to choo...
Bristol Harbour Festival is ready to make a splash this summer with a bold new move from one of the South West’s biggest free festivals. The 2026 edition will see organisers refocus the sprawling harbourside layout into...
The aim of the game is simple: Using only recycled items to build your own human-powered flying machine, see who can fly the furthest before crashlanding in the water. While the first-ever Birdman had people throwing th...
Rachel Reeves has confirmed a new £150 cost of living boost tied to energy bills, aimed at easing pressure on millions of households as part of Labour’s wider plan to tackle the cost of living crisis. What the £150 pay...
2026 is set to be a spectacular year for skywatchers and astronomy enthusiasts, featuring 13 full moons instead of the usual twelve. This rare lunar calendar includes a Blue Moon, three supermoons, and two lunar ecli...
It's recently been revealed that the UK's energy consumption is anticipated to more than double by 2050. This is, unsurprisingly, largely due to the sizeable surge in AI-usage across the country. In a bid to meet these...
Few restaurants have taken me aback quite like The Botanist in Bath. On the corner of Milsom Street and Green Street, at the heart of this three-floor eatery, is a ginormous tree ‘growing’ out of a one-of-a-kind octagon...