Now, Fairburn is back on the road, this time with a new solo standup show, Side-Eye. It represents her first foray into character comedy, as she brings to life an array of persona ...

The Children of the 90s health study at the University of Bristol, which researches the lives of thousands of families in the south west, has been awarded £5.2 million to continue its pioneering work ...

Ababo’s Cuisine, located within Easton Community Centre and operated by Eastside Community Trust, has quickly become a gastronomic hotspot in the local area. The Ethiopian cafe, founded in early 2024 ...

The Green Wedding is an eighteenth-century Scottish song, full of fairies and enchantment and, therefore, perfect for the worlds that Detta Kenzie conjures. Tobias Ben Jacob, on guitar this afternoon, ...

The stage musical of The Greatest Showman will be performed for the first time anywhere in the world in Bristol ahead of a likely transfer to both the West End and Broadway. The new Disney show based ...

Fly-tipping, graffiti and broken street lights in Bristol should be cleared or fixed much quicker thanks to a major upgrade to the FixMyStreet app and website.

Bristol Surf Cinema, led by Theo Cockrean, will be showing three surf centred movies at the Bristol Megascreen, on April 29.

Born in Maryland but based out of Merseyside, Ngonda’s sound is a fabulous throwback with contemporary twists. Spotted by Daptone Records at a Paris showcase, he’s grafted through gigs for years and ...

A 17-year-old boy has been jailed for life with a minimum term of ten years after fatally stabbing his sister, Luka Bennett-Smith. Mali Bennett-Smith pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced on ...

Lawrence Hill councillor Yassin Mohamud says he will support the scheme continuing if it shows it is improving residents' ...

Friday Night was Irish night at Strange Brew as Belfast band Chalk hit Bristol, with Dublin trio Yard in support, as part of their Conditions tour. Yard’s electropunk perfectly complements Chalk’s ...

Venerated storyteller Clare Murphy breathes life into forgotten Celtic tales. Click to read Bristol24/7's review.