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Metro Mayor Dan Norris visited Bear Wood at Wild Place Project during English Tourism Week, ahead of the bank holiday and half-term to encourage residents to support our local attractions.

Valley Fest announces today that Travis will no longer be performing at the event this year, which is held between 30 July and 1 August.

Construction work has finished and the buildings have been handed over to the Council by Beard Construction.

A partnership that brings together England’s premier heritage locations to maximise the potential of their visitor economies.

This half term you can discover the answers together at Haynes International Motor Museum in the brand-new Williams F1: The Drivers and the Driven exhibition.

Residents in Bath and North East Somerset are being thanked for their generous donations to the pilot Community Contribution Fund.

The Festival of Nature is due to run 5-12 June 2021, online and in person.

Jump onboard the Brick Express at the Avon Valley Railway on 5 & 6 June and get creative! What will you be inspired to build?

Music lovers are invited to explore the stories of Bristol and Bath’s iconic music scenes through the location-based digital museum project Everything is Music.

Listed as a “must-see” by The Guardian and The Telegraph, Fake News is the story of our time from journalist turned actor and playwright Osman Baig. 

The national tourism agency, VisitEngland, has selected Visit Bristol and Visit Bath to receive funding to help promote both cities as they reopen to visitors this spring and summer.  

New rhododendron plantings, in a revitalised one-acre plot of the 30-acre garden, reveal a special family tribute from Lord Lansdowne.