Retrofitting homes in Bristol region ‘would take eight centuries’ at current slow rate A huge boost to skills and training has been agreed Bristol Post · Jun 21, 2023
Bed set alight and trees snapped as vandals run riot in Bristol park Park supporters say the attack is ‘completely awful’ Bristol Post · Jun 21, 2023
Met Office issues yellow thunderstorm warning for Bristol and South West Journey times may be affected by spray and hail today (June 21) Bristol Post · Jun 21, 2023
'Music brought people together': How the Windrush generation shaped British culture The Windrush generation brought with them to Britain vibrant reggae, beautiful gospel sounds and popular beats that we now hear as favoured music choices today Daily Mirror · Jun 21, 2023
Researchers discover critical factors that determine survival of airborne viruses Researchers at the University of Bristol have made significant discoveries about the reasons why airborne viruses lose their infectivity. Read further on Dynamite News: Dynamite News · Jun 21, 2023
Bristol interior design firm wins multi-million pound contract to 'transform' city centre complex Paramount has been tasked with providing a "high-spec refurbishment" for global investment bank Credit Suisse Birmingham Post · Jun 21, 2023
Best areas of Bristol for a young professional to live according to Redditors People have had their say on social media, now we want to hear your thoughts Bristol Post · Jun 21, 2023
Latest on M32 park and ride plan after 'two decades' in the works The M32 would be no more if it goes ahead, with the road instead reclassified as an A-road Bristol Post · Jun 21, 2023
More protests planned outside Bristol dental practice as closure looms "Every avenue we have turned to leads to a dead end" Bristol Post · Jun 21, 2023
Progress on new Bristol bus lane on road with ‘worst performing buses’ The restriction will only be in effect during peak times to help make bus services more punctual Bristol Post · Jun 20, 2023
Bristol Sounds 2023 banned list includes dogs, flags and chairs There are some tickets remaining for the music event Bristol Post · Jun 20, 2023
South West upholstery business expands operations by 70 per cent, with nearly £1m funding Bristol-based firm Southwest Upholstery repairs, recovers, and manufactures seatin Birmingham Post · Jun 20, 2023
Tourists invited to 'new' Bristol attraction offering day out with a difference Guided tours take two minutes and cost £50 per person Bristol Post · Jun 20, 2023
Bristol Zoo sells key site to housing developer for 'luxury homes' "It is great to see the progress being made on the redevelopment of this historically important location" Bristol Post · Jun 20, 2023
Birmingham Post · Jun 20, 2023 Bristol and Bath tech sector sees drop in venture funding, according to report techSPARK has published its inaugural chair's report looking into the tech space in the South West cities
Birmingham Post · Jun 20, 2023 National law firm TLT achieves female partner representation two years ahead of target The Bristol-headquartered firm has succeeded its 2025 target of 33% female representation
Bristol Post · Jun 20, 2023 Bristol-bound Ryanair flight forced to divert after issuing 'emergency alert' The aircraft landed unexpectedly at Nantes in France
The Independent UK · Jun 20, 2023 Mortgage crisis: Why rents will increase and what help is out there? Experts have warned that renters will ultimately feel the greatest impact of the mortgage crisis
WhatToWatch · Jun 20, 2023 Ruby Speaking: release date, cast, plot, interview and all about the call centre comedy Ruby Speaking on ITVX is set in a call centre and stars Jayde Adams, Katherine Kelly and Amy-Leigh Hickman.
Bristol Post · Jun 20, 2023 Bristol homeowners could make £10,000 from driveways Your driveway could make you a mini-fortune
Bristol Post · Jun 20, 2023 Axed bus routes to cut-off Bristol areas could be reinstated after government U-turn The government has relaxed rules about spending cash on bus routes which are socially important but unprofitable
Bristol Post · Jun 20, 2023 The way Bristolians get coffee is about to be revolutionised Millions of single-use coffee cups and overflowing city bins in Bristol to be targeted
Bristol Post · Jun 20, 2023 Bristol merchants ran the slave trade 35 years earlier than previously thought New research from the University of Bristol has uncovered the uncomfortable truth
Bristol Post · Jun 19, 2023 Park volunteers make 'bullying and misogyny' complaint against Bristol city councillor He has described the complaint as a 'crude smear'
Wales Online · Jun 19, 2023 Street filled with rainbow doormats after gay couple had theirs sprayed black Neighbours in Bristol have been pledging their support for Pride