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The West of England Combined Authority has commissioned independent research into how employers plan to use their workplaces as Covid-19 restrictions ease.

The team feels confident that the four-week delay and expanded vaccination programme will see restrictions fully lifted on July 19.
 

The artwork is free to visit but donations from visitors to see the Moon will go towards the work of the charity St Mungo’s.

Plans of holding Bristol International Balloon Fiesta at Ashton Court Estate in 2021 have changed, with a 'Fiesta Fortnight' instead.

A growing Bath business is set to receive a cash injection from the West of England Combined Authority led by the Metro Mayor Dan Norris. 

New exhibition explores the relationship, as painters and sexual partners, between Lucian Freud, John Minton and Adrian Ryan for the first time.

The High Street Hub has been set up in a former empty shop, using primarily recycled and reclaimed furniture.

A new project to manage conflict between elephants and people in an area of Equatorial Guinea will get underway this year after Bristol Zoological Society successfully won funding.

With Father’s day coming up, it can be hard to think of something original to get for your dad. Is it going to be another gift pack of beers with a cheesy card from Tesco? You can do better!

With Father’s day coming up, it can be hard to think of something original to get for your dad. Is it going to be another gift pack of beers with a cheesy card from Tesco? You can do better!

Bristol has officially been awarded the status of Gold Sustainable Food City, recognising the positive work undertaken across the city’s food system, seeking to solve social, environmental, and economic issues. 

Ben Brown’s compelling political drama, A Splinter Of Ice, is set to visit the Theatre Royal Bath from Monday 28^th June to Saturday 3^rd July