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It might cost a small fortune to travel more than one stop, but catching a train has always reliably been the quickest way of getting around the UK. But, thanks to the upcoming launch of a new fast coach service from Br...
The Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 is set to be hosted in England next year and further details on the upcoming and highly-anticipated matches have been revealed. The rugby competition which sees the world's 16 best teams...
It’s been over a decade since the European Commission (EC) awarded Bristol the status of European Green Capital. Since then, the South West city’s environmentally conscious mindset (and all the hippy stereotypes that co...
In what's got to be one of the most highly anticipated reopenings ever in Bristol - more than the Bristol Beacon - We The Curious will reopen to the public this July. The city's been crying out for the science museum’s...
It’s been over a year since we first saw . Illegal under a council bylaw, campaigners had long sought to freely swim in the Baltic Wharf. These £7-an-hour swimming sessions looked to have been a successful compromise. ...
'Grease' The Musical is coming to Bristol Hippodrome later this summer (September 16 - 21) on its UK tour. “The world’s best-loved musical” tells the tale of two polar opposites Danny and Sandy - a leather jacket-wearin...
Would you say you’re ‘happy’ in Bristol? There’s a lot to like about this city: green spaces, , calming waters. Then again, there’s lots of room for improvement too - we won’t go into detail here and bring the mood down...
‘If I have something to eat, I can probably have another half’, ‘A small glass of wine won’t tip over the edge,’ or, ‘I’ve parked down the road, I can walk some of it off.’ We’ve heard a million excuses from people tryi...
Honouring the history of the Windrush generation, Bristol Beacon is hosting a programme of performances, exhibitions and events next week. It’s been 76 years since 492 Caribbean people came to the UK (June 22, 1948) see...
It’s citywide knowledge that when it starts raining in Bristol, you’d better bring your wellies. From Clifton to Easton, these can quickly turn into a scene from The Impossible. One of the most infamous areas has to...