It’s the latest from GURT Productions, following the success of ‘Gurt Haunted’

Bristol City Council described the attack as "targeted"

The smaller, user-friendly scanner is tipped to alleviate the strain on NHS waiting lists

The artist’s first major survey exhibition is at Arnolfini as part of Bristol Photo Festival

The four acts represent distinct musical genres

The hub will bring together 23 partners from industry, academia and local government

The outcome will determine whether the public is allowed access to land used by Cotham School

‘Bury Me Where They Fall’ is followed by ‘The Second Resurrection’

James Dale has transformed his home on Dowry Square into somewhere Humphry Davy would recognise when he ran experiments here in 1799

In the last few weeks, three more restaurants have joined the growing list of those to have closed

The company turns industrial and agricultural waste into low-carbon building material using fungi

Bristol’s largest independent games and comics shop is still going strong after 17 years

A draft strategy says this is the only way to improve services within the existing budget

It follows a major industrial fire in September

It is part of a wider movement that has reached across the globe

A 73-year-old man was arrested at the scene and later charged

A lack of support for Black artists has inspired one musician and artist producer to step up

Anika is a Dutch art agent who spent decades working in the advertising industry and now uses her skills to amplify Bristol creative talent

School attendance in Bristol is lower than the national average, noticeably so in some areas

Officers seized more than 9,500 packets of illegal cigarettes and 9.5kg of hand-rolling tobacco

The festival is keen to tempt day trippers and weekend visitors from Bristol

Events include everything from a silent swim to a naked swim

The venue will also welcome Maria Lax, Kegham Djeghalian Sr, and Magnum Foundation photographers

'First Born Second: Voices of the Children of the Windrush Era' brings seven personal stories to the big screen

With 80 percent of fruit and 47 per cent of vegetables imported, the UK's food supply is vulnerable

Council leader Tony Dyer says he feels "compelled to speak up on a personal level and on behalf of Bristol City Council"

"Got any underlay?"

A new music events series will encourage immersive listening and critical discussion in a cosy environment

Ropes and heavy duty reinforced webbing known as strops have been put in place as additional support, connecting a horn to a mooring bollard

It is the latest step in a long-running feud over who has access to the land

The founder of new venture comes with a 25-year experinece as a chef at high-volume kitchens

Colin Pillinger was the chief scientist on the Beagle 2 mission

It is a place where revellers can rest and get help

The scheme is on course towards being made permanent

Nik Westgarth spent thousands doing repairs at a site that was then repaired again by Wessex Water

"Every time the NEU is out on strike, it is absolutely as a last resort"

It’s written and performed by Richard Marsh, the Fringe First-winning poet behind ‘Yippee Ki Yay'

The company has sealed a £4m package to take its carbon-negative plasterboards to next stage

March 2027 will see the long-defunct What Women Want festival take flight again

The ill-fated company was one of the most disastrous ventures in Bristol City Council history

"An area with amazing food, live music venues, glorious street art and a down-at-heel glamour"

The festival's second edition featured Bristol's best and brightest

The event has grown from strength to strength since it was founded in 2019

The restaurant has four other sister venues across the city

Police say there is no further risk to the public

Its founder says much of the world has been designed based on male data

The cafe opened in January 2016 and was a popular choice among Bristol's vegan community

This comes days after adverts for high-carbon products on council-owned sites were banned

"AI designs not only devalue but undermine the work of artists"