The collective has mesmerised audiences for three decades with its unique blend of circus, theatre and cabaret
12.03.2026 17:55
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The collective has mesmerised audiences for three decades with its unique blend of circus, theatre and cabaret
Controversial plans for south Bristol’s tallest ever building have been approved
Expect a full immersion night of music, art, performance and even a tea party
The second annual UK Independent Crisp Tasting Championships is returning next month to a Bristol pub
The documentary on the British Empire by Bristol-based historian David Olusoga has been nominated for a major industry award
Labour councillor Abdul Malik questions the need for the government's new “anti-Muslim hostility” definition
The proposed sale of the former Bristol Zoo Gardens site is “a scandal happening in plain sight”, according to campaigners
A place where the city’s queer community can enjoy live music and connect in a sober space
The future of an award-winning organisation supporting Bristol’s nighttime economy is in doubt due to council funding changes
“Tired” and “angry” staff at the University of Bristol are standing in solidarity on the picket line once more after rejecting a pay deal unions have branded “simply not good enough”
It's an award-winning show that examines the origins of 'hysteria' and the 'madwoman' trope
Demolition work has begun at one of Bristol's most notorious eyesores
It's one of a clutch of Shakespeare adaptations in Bristol this spring
Wessex Water has denied that untreated sewage is turning a brook into “brown sludge”
A growing group of campaigners are pushing to make our city’s green spaces safer for all
Two protests took place less than 50 metres apart in Bristol city centre this afternoon
A popular mountain biking trail has reopened following a major refurbishment to make it more accessible
It was partly informed by mental health statistics from the construction community
A new exhibition will provide a glimpse into the stories of Black and South Asian feminists in postwar Britain
Tributes have been paid to former Bristol Rugby captain Matt Salter, who has died at the age of 49
This year marks the Bristol Film Festival tenth anniversary, which will see the return of plenty of old favourites
Temple Cycles managing director Sarah Newell chooses favourites including a pub, a restaurant and a bookshop
A playwright has embarked on a 150-mile journey from Bristol to London to show solidarity and raise funds for Palestine
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
