Today's event was part of a wider movement that has reached across the globe

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

Bristol's scene is stark for emerging artists says the founder of a new record label designed to showcase the city's wealth of Black Music talent

Art agent Anika's Bristol favourites include a library, a new entrance and a catwalk

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

Over 60 artists and thousands of visitors will be descending on the famous 'book town'

Events include everything from a silent swim to a naked swim

As a tribute to the late Martin Parr, this month's Bristol Photo Festival will be exhibiting one of his most ambitious and influential projects

A new documentary tells the untold stories of the Windrush second generation

Researchers examined how Bristol's food organisations responded to the Covid-19 pandemic

Tony Dyer has distanced himself from his own party's adoption of a motion saying that Zionism is racism

Turbo Island is green again

The cosy Sunday afternoon sessions will cover topics from bassline to feminism and music in nature with added visuals, hot food and massage

Movement has been detected in the stricken Pero’s Bridge almost two months after it collapsed during a test lift

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

Experienced chef Tom Ware has ambitions to turn a double decker bus into a mobile street food kitchen, training space and venue

A plaque has been unveiled to mark the first spacecraft to successfully land on another planet and the Bristolian behind it

It is a place where revellers can rest and get help

The scheme is on its way to being made permanent