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The Administrator post will run the administrative systems that will enable The Natural Theatre Company to maintain its high standards, and go about its business.

This Autumn marks five years since The Wave Project brought its life-changing Surf Therapy programme inland for the first time - and 2025 will be the biggest year to date.

Cosy Club, the restaurant and bar group with 37 locations across the UK, has announced a new partnership with TV personality Jeremy Clarkson to serve his acclaimed Hawkstone Premium Lager on tap nationwide.

People are being encouraged to look out for ‘the van with a plan’ when it stops off at more than 50 locations over the coming weeks as part of a significant public consultation on growth plans, which could reshape Bath & North East Somerset over the next 20 years.

Tickets still available across Bristol for special events, new releases and hidden gems

The Forsytes, the major new reimagining of John Galsworthy’s Nobel Prize-winning Forsyte novels, begins on 5 on 20 October after filming predominantly at The Bottle Yard Studios and on location in Bristol with Film Office support last year.

The Curious Timeline launches 24 October inside the foyer of We The Curious, for both visitors and those just wishing to pop in and view the installation

The summer sunshine has helped to generate a record amount of renewable energy at Bristol Airport - producing the equivalent in power used by almost 400 homes in a year.

Brunel’s SS Great Britain is preparing to welcome fearless adventurers of all ages for its

most thrilling Halloween celebration to date.

This October half term (25 October – 2 November), The Roman Baths invites families to step into a web of myth and mystery with its brand-new Spooky Spider Hunt.

Mark Hadfield is set to star as infamous detective Hercule Poirot in the European premiere of a new adaptation of the globally celebrated Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile.

Bristol Old Vic’s Artistic Director Nancy Medina today unveiled a new scheme to meet the cultural needs of young people across Bristol through a new free programme of Theatre in Education to take place in state secondary schools across the city in 2026.