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Across Bath and Bristol, National Trust places are full of warmth, magic and sparkle as the festive season approaches.

Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm, located in North Somerset, has welcomed news that local school, the Downs, have announced a new low-noise fireworks policy.

Another huge crop of artists have been announced for Bristol Beacon's all-day free party which marks the venue's opening weekend on Saturday 2 December. 

Propyard is taking Bristol off-piste with its retro Ski Lodge this Winter - expect music, arcade games, delicious food and a hint of 80s magic. 

Bristol’s illuminating celebration of the city next February set to be most dazzling edition yet as first three installations Ascendance, Evanescent and The Nectary revealed. 

Hoteliers in Bristol are adding their voices to calls for the Chancellor to take action to prevent a huge business rates bill next April.

Tim Bryan, Director of the Brunel Institute at the SS Great Britain Trust, has written a new book about Brunel's railway empire.

Taking place on November 4th, Spirit of the South West is a one-day festival dedicated exclusively to spirits producers from the UK’s largest region.

The producers of the Curve production of An Officer and A Gentleman The Musical are delighted to announce the cast.

The new partnership will deliver Wellbeing Champion Training on the back of the success of Bristol Nights' Thrive at Night programme. 

If you're looking for somewhere special to celebrate this Christmas, but aren't looking for that usual turkey affair, then come and discover a festive Japanese feast at KIBOU Japanese Kitchen & Bar.

The Coconut Tree (TCT), the authentic Sri Lankan restaurant with nine sites across the UK, is excited to announce a special offer that's sure to delight students across the city.