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If your name is Kat or Sue (or close enough) enjoy a FREE Katsu Curry as Banana Tree celebrate the nation’s popular dish

An African elephant at Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm in North Somerset has received specialist dental treatment to protect his tusk - with a world-renowned dentist called in for the job - showing how specialist care is key to modern zoo conservation.

This autumn Forestry England’s Westonbirt, The National Arboretum invites you to experience the spectacular autumn colour whilst also letting it spark your creativity as they celebrate the season through art, observation and imagination!

On 20 – 23 December 2025, WILD: The Drone Light Show will light up Seat Unique Stadium with dazzling displays of beloved and majestic creatures, from soaring birds and prowling tigers, to polar bears and playful penguins. 

VisitEngland has today Wednesday 10 September revealed this year’s winners of its Accommodation Quality Scheme 2025 ROSE Awards.  

CUPP, the UK’s cult-favourite boba tea brand, has partnered with Oatly, the world’s original and largest oat drink company, to launch three limited-edition dairy-free drinks that are creamy, dreamy, and made for everyone

The Public Experience Producer will play a key role in growing and diversifying audiences by delivering innovative, high-quality, and engaging programmes, events, and interpretation.

Avon Valley Railway is celebrating ‘Railway 200’, the bi-centennial anniversary of the modern railway, with a weekend of family entertainment and an intensive timetable of steam and heritage diesel trains on 27th and 28th September.

“Our Common Ground” brings African heritage, unity and creativity to life at Centre Promenade

Several prime commercial spaces in and around Bristol Harbour are now available. This is a rare chance to secure space in one of Bristol’s most visited and well-known areas.

2025 is the 35th anniversary year of Bath Mozartfest, and will also be the final festival programmed by the peerless Amelia Freedman, CBE, FRAM, its artistic director for more than thirty years, who sadly died in July.

This autumn, Tyntesfield presents The Colony, a striking four-screen film installation by Vietnamese artist and filmmaker Dinh Q. Lê (1968–2024).