Counter-protesters gathered to “show that hate and division have no place here"
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Counter-protesters gathered to “show that hate and division have no place here"
A vibrant night of circus, music and immersive art rounded off the celebration of our city in true Bristol style
The indie bookshop also hosts monthly contemporary and translated fiction book clubs
From creative geniuses to unsung heroes, Bristol came together last night to honour the people who make our city extraordinary
We had an incredible range of businesses, innovators, community leaders and creatives spotlighted in our inaugural Bristol Legends awards
Learn the story of the winner of Bristol24/7's overall Bristol Legend award
An organisation of British Jews on why they are joining a counter-demonstration tomorrow
Three youths have been arrested in connection with an assault on a child in Bristol city centre
The Bristol-set psychological thriller, starring Eve Myles and David Morrissey, was shot at The Bottle Yard Studios and on location around the city
Looking at similar sized cities in Europe reveals how poor quality public transport in Bristol is holding back the region’s economy
'All The Happy Things' will be in Bristol from March 10-14
A teenage girl was taken to hospital after being attacked by a group of youths in what police have described as a “sickening” incident
A punk gig, an emerging artists showcase and an indie arts night are standout ways to celebrate Bristol's femme talent on March 8
The new “beauty-only” Boots outlet in Bristol marks the first of its kind outside London
A Bristol brewery has won more than a dozen awards described as “a worldwide celebration of the very best in craft beverages”
A cinema in our city famed not only for its film programme but also for its inclusive toilets has received another accolade
A new floating wetland in our city's harbour is providing a habitat for wildlife like birds, otters and butterflies
Planning permission has been granted for a 123,000 sq ft office building at the new town known as Brabazon
A 50-year-old athletics track could soon be handed over to developers amid warnings the facility is "officially doomed"
Locals voiced concerns that the area is starting to feel like "the land that time forgot"
Plans to develop a much-loved green space in south Bristol have been recommended for approval by city planners
The lineup for this year's harbour festival aims to shine a light on local talent and diverse music
It's a chance to purchase prints and posters for a fraction of the cost of unique works by the famed artist
Elias Matar's powerful play is written through the lens of Palestinian children in Gaza
Some of the city's best chefs are collaborating to create a special menu for the evening
The two hospital trusts have been planning to join forces for the last few years
The next phase of work on the Portway is set to take 14 months and will include 24-hour bus lanes, new street lighting, more tree planting and reduced speed limits
