The green light has been given for new "more efficient" junctions to replace a dangerous and congested roundabout ...

The Shine a Light on Care march was a lamplight procession calling for parents and carers "to be visible, valued and supported" ...

Catley’s now has a new headquarters in St Anne’s which quietly opened its doors for a soft launch on Saturday morning. Despite the lack of a major announcement, queues formed outside 4 Wootton Road ...

Children’s services at Bristol City Council have significantly improved according to a new report by Ofsted inspectors.

The protest on College Green was organised by Crips Against Cuts, a grassroots disabled-led pressure group, with Bristol ...

Through 2025, the last year of the 360 initiative Davis will be supported by several local institutions to put together a ...

With the fictitious landlord aiming to replace the mill and its pastoral environs with a car park, Joni Mitchell’s mantra “They paved paradise, put down a parking lot” from Big Yellow Taxi is evoked ...

Western Forest will stretch from the Cotswolds to the Mendips, with 2,500 hectares of new woodland made up of 20m trees ...

The UK’s first water-activated mural has been unveiled in Bristol to mark World Water Day. The artwork by Jasmine Hortop, commissioned by Frank Water with the help of Upfest, is brought to life thanks ...

While Shredenhams is due to open to the public on Friday afternoon, Campus Skateboarding, the non-profit behind the skatepark ...

With half an hour gone into Bristol Bears versus Exeter Chiefs on Saturday afternoon, sporting history was made in BS3. A tackle by Santiago Grondona was shown on one of the big screens at Ashton Gate ...

Vandna Mehta is the co-founder of Diverse Artists Network, a development agency that champions diversity in the arts ...