Latest News (2026) - Visit West

Rivals fever has taken over as season 2 of the racy, star-studded drama is out now on Disney+

Weston College and Bristol Airport are proud to announce that 16 students from its Travel and Tourism Level 3 course have successfully secured employment at the Airport with easyJet, Jet2 and Swissport, marking an exciting milestone in their early careers.

For the past decade, Deaf Conversations About Cinema (DCAC) has brought people together at Watershed through a shared love of film, conversation and community.

Direct services between Bristol Temple Meads, Swindon and Oxford will run every two hours from Monday 18 May, providing daily links between the three destinations for the first time in more than 20 years.

Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm has announced two very special new arrivals on 12 May as part of a carefully coordinated collaboration with Howletts Wild Animal Park and the international breeding programme (known as an EEP).

Stars Katherine Parkinson, Annabel Scholey and creatives behind the hit series joined Angellica Bell for a special Bristol screening and panel, in celebration of local production

An Australian inspired show garden created for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show is to be rebuilt at Longleat this summer beside the safari park’s koala habitat.

This July, as part of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the American Museum & Gardens presents a special three-night celebration of American music.

Tobacco Factory Theatres are looking for an Operations Assistant to join their team!

Bath Fringe Festival returns from Friday 22 May to Sunday 7 June with a packed comedy programme combining major names from the UK comedy circuit with grassroots stand-up, new writing and alternative performance across the city.

St Pauls Carnival CIC has today confirmed that a full-scale St Pauls Carnival (SPC) will not take place in 2026.

Bath & North East Somerset Council has today granted planning permission for the development of Fashion Museum Bath, marking a defining moment in the future of one of the UK’s most ambitious cultural projects.