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New consortium of leading British aviation companies awarded government funding to demonstrate the commercial and operational viability of Advanced Air Mobility.

There’s a summer of high-octane family fun just waiting to be discovered at Haynes Motor Museum.

The Natural History Consortium announces ‘Overstory’ – a free-to-attend artistic installation by leading contemporary artists, Ivan Morison and Heather Peak.

Bristol hoteliers have broadly welcomed news that the city’s Clean Air Zone will begin in November, providing a welcome boost to their businesses in an increasingly greener, cleaner world.

Throughout Summer there are a number of free, family-friendly activities and workshops at Arnolfini running alongside Forest: Wake this Ground, a major group exhibition celebrating what lies above and below the forest floor. 

Tackling themes of racism, masculinity, sexuality and mental health, through the prism of a powerful and poignant family drama, Revealed builds on the theatre’s commitment to producing original work that delights and provokes.

With over 2,000 solar panels, it will be one of the biggest community-owned solar rooftop arrays in the UK.

Holly Beasley-Garrigan brings her anarchic solo show to Edinburgh Fringe and questions the space open to theatre-makers who grew up skint.

Many Minds has been working to create a new musical performance which explores the themes of loneliness and isolation and the power of nature to offer comfort and connection. 

Embark on a global voyage of taste without leaving Bristol this summer at Brunel’s SS Great Britain with Dishes of Discovery from 23 July until 4 September 2022.

The Met Office has issued a Level 3 Heat-Health Alert as of Monday 11 July.

The TV dancing sensation and international champion is thrilled to be presenting a brand-new production Johannes Radebe: Freedom Unleashed, after the phenomenal success of his debut sell-out UK tour earlier this year.