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Historic Armada House to Reopen as 13,000 sq ft Creative Workspace in Bristol’s Old City
One of the Old City’s landmark Edwardian properties is set for a new chapter this November, as Grade II-listed Armada House reopens following a comprehensive 13,000-square-foot transformation. Originally constructed in 1903 as the headquarters
Clevedon Moonlight Memory Walk: Family to Walk in Memory of Amazing Austin
A North Somerset family will walk along Clevedon seafront next month in memory of their seven-year-old son, raising vital funds for the hospice that supported them through their darkest days. Austin died in February
35 Affordable Homes Handed Over at Weston’s Haywood Village to Tackle Housing Waiting List
A fresh allocation of 35 affordable homes has been completed at the Haywood Village development, providing housing for families on North Somerset’s waiting list. The handover marks the latest phase delivered by housing association
Bristol Bans Fast Fashion, Flight and High-Carbon Adverts on Council Billboards
Bristol City Council has agreed a landmark ban on adverts for high-carbon products and mass-market fashion across all council-owned billboards, bus shelters, and digital screens. The decision, passed by the council’s Strategy and Resources
Circus Streets to take over Bristol city centre this weekend
Circus in Bristol: Free Circus Streets Festival Takes Over City Centre This Weekend Bristol city centre will be transformed into an open-air circus this weekend, with aerialists, acrobats, jugglers and street performers taking over locations
Bristol Old Vic Theatre: Fairytales, Stand-Up, and New Year Celebrations
Bristol Old Vic is pulling out all the stops this Christmas, with an eclectic programme designed to bring audiences together—whatever their age. Family Shows & Children's Theatre Leading the festive charge is Cinderella: A
Bristol Hoteliers Warn New ‘Tourist Tax’ Powers Could Hit £2.7bn Visitor Economy
Hotel bosses across Bristol have warned that proposed new "tourist tax" powers could damage the city’s £2.7 billion visitor economy, demanding cast-iron guarantees that any new charges will not price out travellers. The pushback
Kings Chase Shopping Centre Post Office to Close in November with 6 Month Void
KINGSWOOD — The Post Office branch inside the Kings Chase Shopping Centre will permanently close its doors this November, leaving Kingswood facing at least a half-year gap without a dedicated branch. The shutdown follows a
Bristol City Council Backs Plan to Help Tenants Slash Heating Bills Amid Fuel Poverty Crisis
Bristol City Council has unanimously backed plans to overhaul how it supports council tenants struggling with skyrocketing energy bills, as local data reveals a direct link between cold homes and soaring food bank use. Under
