The Rave on the for the Avon film has concluded its international tour with a final screening at Bristol Aquarium and the launch of an art exhibition on the theme of ‘river joy’. The film, an ...
After serving pizzas from a wood-fired oven mounted on the back of a Land Rover at festivals and events across the region, Pizzarova opened its first bricks-and-mortar premises on Gloucester Road in ...
A Bristol artist who has found her work on Temu says it is “outrageous” that rip-off versions of her paintings are allowed to be sold without her permission. Jenny Urquhart said that it took her mere ...
The owners of a cafe that will be closing after just over a year say that the current hospitality landscape “has become incredibly difficult for independents like us to survive in”. The Crafty Egg ...
If that weren’t enough absurdity, Spooky Mormon Hell Dream has to be the gold standard of sheer silliness. Where else on Earth are Hitler, Dahmer, and Genghis Khan sharing a satirical spotlight?
A new burger restaurant promising “drool-worthy chicken towers and coq’tails” is preparing to open in Bristol. Coq, a “gourmet chicken burger bar” founded by brothers Will and Ollie Ford, will replace ...
In the heart of Bristol’s music scene, just a stone’s throw from Rough Trade where the band celebrated the release of their second album Altar last month, Galway’s NewDad brought real female rage and ...
Lonesome George is short and sweet, the celebration of a giant tortoise, and Shackleton’s voice is simply the loveliest thing. On War Pigeon, the fiddle and mandolin spill into a dizzying Bluegrass ...
New North Sea oil and gas would not lower bills or secure our energy supply. In fact Rosebank will likely lead to a net loss of hundreds of millions to the UK Treasury, thanks to tax breaks and ...
A wealth of South Asian musical talent is coming to the city in November as part of New Sounds festival which will feature the launch of a new Bhangra music series at Bristol Beacon. Straddling two ...
A female-founded content agency has been tipped for a major global accolade. Bristol-based The Content Emporium has been shortlisted for The Drum Awards 2025, which celebrate excellence in marketing, ...
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