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Walking beneath the tree canopy, the sound of tropical parrots in the air, and what’s that? A gorilla? A mangabey? And look, over there, it’s a crocodile in the water! No, you’re not in central Africa, bu...
Avid sunset-seekers, listen up. The skies across Bristol are set to be illuminated with a rather dramatic display tonight and tomorrow due to a huge plume of Saharan dust that's currently making its way t...
More than one million additional pensioners are expected to pay income tax by 2031 after the Government extended the freeze on tax thresholds, according to new forecasts from the Office for Budget Respons...
The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has issued updated travel advice focused on British nationals affected by the ongoing situation in the Middle East, including new guidance on r...
I woke up this morning to a glorious day with Natasha Beddingfield’s ‘Pocketful of Sunshine’ in my head. It’s only been improved by the announcement of ’s first wave of artists for 2026 (July 17 to 19)—and with a strong...
What with the launch of the new in town and all, there’s been a lot of chat in Bristol recently, but between the ultra-luxury of Everyman and the ‘90s vibes of Showcase, there’s always been great movie-going choices....
What’s this? has finally stopped, and in the midst of a Fool’s Spring, there’s an unusually bright, glowing orb hovering above us, bringing warmth, light, and happiness—how weird. The sunshine couldn’t have come at a be...
Bristol Pride has revealed two huge names performing at the 2026 Pride Day festival. Jason Donovan (who you'll be surprised to learn isn’t just a kebab van at the top of Park Street) and Sister Sledge, along with RuPaul...
This morning (Thursday, February 26, 2026), the UK’s first geothermal power plant switched on. United Downs power plant will now produce three megawatts of electricity and power 10,000 UK homes using the Earth’s own hea...
Bristol was treated to its first sweet taste of summer yesterday. The sun shone for more than two consecutive hours, and we Bristolians were reminded that life is, in fact, worth living. And whilst the fo...