Latest News (January 2024) - Visit West

For an escape from the chilly weather, Bristol Aquarium heads to warmer seas this February half term with a new theme for families – Shipwrecked!

Wrap up warm and head to Westonbirt, The National Arboretum for a bracing walk in the next few weeks, whilst also discovering nature’s hidden winter wonders.

The SS Great Britain Trust are looking to recruit maternity cover for the role of collections officer. 

The newly created Development Manager role will play a crucial role in maximising funding for the SS Great Britain Trust, helping to protect the legacy of Brunel and the SS Great Britain and inspire engineers and entrepreneurs of the future.

In a joyful early celebration of spring, Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm, is delighted to announce the birth  of newborn Dorset lambs, signalling the onset of lambing season.

The countdown has begun for Bristol Walk Fest 2024.

Bristol’s leading independent festival is preparing for the biggest party of the year with its iconic stages and incredible productions bringing big-names, bangers and the best of the city together. 

Higher wages, boosted productivity, greener businesses and more affordable housing are at the heart of the ambitious strategy document. 

Crucial new data about the numbers of Critically Endangered Kordofan giraffe living within Cameroon’s Bénoué National Park has been released by Bristol Zoological Society

Metamorphoses, by renowned choreographer Kim Brandstrup, features a new work alongside his acclaimed 2022 success Minotaur, in a double bill of dance to be performed at the Ustinov Studio

The world premiere WILDLIGHT will debut in the BBC Studio’s Natural History Unit’s home city, from 2 - 11 February.

Works to improve shop fronts and enhance Temple Street in Keynsham will continue this month as part of a regeneration scheme for the town centre.