A runner has broken a world record whilst raising funds for Bristol causes. Elliot Jenkins ran the entire length of Iceland, raising a total of £2,453 and breaking the world record for the fastest ...

CMAT is the modern country-slash-pop singer powerhouse. Characterised by poignant storytelling, witty humour and sharp social commentary, her music is heartfelt yet often satirical, her nearly two ...

A storage unit in south Bristol features in a calendar which has been called “possibly the most boring ever”. The unit at Access Self Storage on Winterstoke Road next to Ashton Gate Stadium stars as ...

Talbert-Young received an additional life sentence for the attempted murder of Nathan Williams, with a minimum term of 20 years. He will serve both terms concurrently. Hayden was also jailed for life ...

Bristol City Council's planned £635,000 cut to their arts funding has been called "short-sighted" and "unnecessary" ...

While the airwaves and billboards are filled with price-busting Black Friday bargains, Bristol-based cycling gear company Kostüme has decided to take a stand against what it calls a “false economy” ...

Putt Above Bristol is delighted to announce its membership of the Bristol24/7 Better Business network. Led by director Steve Goddard, Putt Above is proud to join the Better Business Network, an ...

Andrew Brown, councillor for Hengrove & Whitchurch Park, said: “It is crucial that the money raised across the region is not stuck in the mayor’s coffers. “Our local communities are crying out for ...

An installation of red dresses has been displayed to raise awareness of violence against women and girls. Red Dress Crafters hung hand-crafted clothes in the trees of St George’s Park on Tuesday, each ...

Bristol City Council will not be forced to scrap the committee model at the next local elections after the government has ...

“We’re all addicted to our phones and we have become a commodity,” continued Merny. “Our attention is being harvested by big tech and now with the rise of AI our ideas and behaviours are being ...

Children and skaters will benefit from a £680,000 upgrade to a “destination” park in east Bristol over the next couple of years. Bristol City Council is planning to plough cash from developers into ...