Underfall Yard fire: Bristol Ferry Boats share update as they 'grieve loss' "If it happened a few weeks ago three of our ferries would have been lost in the fire" Bristol Post · May 17, 2023
New vegan burger joint to open in Wapping Wharf this month - and owners are giving away free dishes VeBurger will open their doors on Bank Holiday Monday, with the first 100 customers getting a free burger Bristol Post · May 17, 2023
Popular online fashion brand Shein to open 30 pop-up stores this year - including in the UK The news comes not long after the brand's hugely successful pop-up shops earlier this year in Bristol, Birmingham and Cardiff Wales Online · May 17, 2023
Tech giant Arm says Bristol engineering site will provide a ‘broad range’ of jobs BusinessLive understands there are around 30 open vacancies for engineering roles at the Bristol office, with the microchip designer expecting its workforce in the region to continue to grow Birmingham Post · May 17, 2023
Special needs education in Bristol and children in care costing millions over budget Council bosses said the issues were common across the country Bristol Post · May 17, 2023
The 'brilliantly boozy' bottomless lunch in Bristol's historic King Street Head along for a two-course meal and free-flowing bubbles or beer Bristol Post · May 17, 2023
Large police response to incident outside Bristol Wetherspoons pub A large group of people were causing a 'nuisance' at several pubs in the Park Street area Bristol Post · May 17, 2023
South West offices celebrated at 2023 regional BCO Awards The awards are run by the the British Council for Offices Birmingham Post · May 17, 2023
Avon and Somerset Police officer allegedly 'gave drugs back to users' for dealers' details He denies the allegations against him in a gross misconduct hearing Bristol Post · May 17, 2023
World’s largest collection of Banksy artworks to go on display in London The Art of Banksy, featuring more than 110 pieces from the anonymous Bristol-based artist, will open on Regent Street in July. The Independent UK · May 17, 2023
Hollywood star blasts 'cruel' Bristol University in scathing letter "Once experimenters have finished subjecting the animals to this cruelty, they kill them" Bristol Post · May 17, 2023
Tourist slates Clifton Suspension Bridge for being 'too old' and calls for it to be replaced "I for one am fed up with this love affair of old stuff" Bristol Post · May 17, 2023
'My family is being evicted but we have nowhere to go' According to one estate agent, rentals in Bristol are fully booked for viewings within 20 minutes of being listed Bristol Post · May 17, 2023
Bristol lorry driver's Japanese garden where you can enjoy afternoon tea and tours His Bristol garden has gained publicity as far as Japan Bristol Post · May 17, 2023
Bristol Post · May 16, 2023 Heartwarming moment Princess Kate surprises fans at train station The Princess of Wales stopped to wave and talk to school children during her visit to the region on Tuesday
The Guardian - UK · May 16, 2023 Terry Millward obituary Other lives: English teacher and chorister who worked Durham, Bristol and Lincoln
Bristol Post · May 16, 2023 Princess Kate ‘never expected to become royal but fell in love with William’ She spoke openly to schoolgirls from Bristol during a visit to Bath
Bristol Post · May 16, 2023 Bristol van dwellers banned from talking to neighbours feel 'persecuted' But the council says its approach has been 'compassionate and fair'
Bristol Post · May 16, 2023 Wanted Bristol man back in jail after arrest following urgent 999 appeal Joshua Bryant, 30, was wanted on a recall to prison last week and Avon and Somerset Police has confirmed he is back behind bars
Bristol Post · May 16, 2023 University of Bristol students create e-trailer in bid to cut shoppers' car journeys The group of five have won £10,000 to take their idea to the next stage
Bristol Post · May 16, 2023 Greggs reports sales surge days after Bristol Primark opening The bakery chain has since a 17 per cent increase in sales at the start of this year
Bristol Post · May 16, 2023 South Bristol residents raise £470,000 to buy their own community building A total of 345 people bought shares and now the deal has gone through
Bristol Post · May 16, 2023 ‘Progress made’ on running the Downs after criticism over lack of transparency How Clifton Down and Durdham Down are managed has faced controversy in recent years
Bristol Post · May 16, 2023 National Lottery funding projects for Bristol Bus Boycott anniversary "It could be anything from putting on lunches for the elderly, a walking tour or setting up an art installation or a sporting activity"
Bristol Post · May 16, 2023 ‘I had lunch in Primark's new Greggs cafe complete with a sausage roll swing' It definitely seemed popular among shoppers