Four Bristol Bears players are in John Mitchell’s matchday squad for the Red Roses’ clash with France in the Women’s Rugby World Cup semi-final at Ashton Gate.
When we talk about accessibility in tourism, sometimes the task ahead can feel overwhelming. In this blog we’ve tried to pull together some ‘quick wins’ to get you started.
Mendip Activity Centre, the flagship destination of Mendip Adventure, was delighted to welcome Tessa Munt, MP for Wells and Mendip Hills, on a recent visit.
Bath & North East Somerset Council has enlisted the support of Wessex Water in a partnership to secure the future of the historic Royal Victoria Park pond.
Bath Preservation Trust is proud to announce its official accreditation as a Living Wage Employer, reinforcing its commitment to fair pay and corporate social responsibility in the heritage sector.
City’s fixture on the UK's literary calendar returns Friday 14 - Sunday 16 November across four Clifton venues with events spanning politics, photography, memoir, protest and the future of storytelling.
A strike by workers of the Unite trade union will affect some services operated by First Bus for the Women’s Rugby World Cup semi-final between New Zealand and Canada at Ashton Gate Stadium on Friday 19 September.
North Somerset Council’s bid for an additional £5.54 million in funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for the restoration of Birnbeck Pier has been successful.
Bristol’s only adult hospice has announced the launch of a new Community Hub service which aims to reach more people, earlier in their end-of-life journey, and provide much needed support.