A 73-year-old man has been charged with murder after an elderly woman was found dead on the street where he lives. Emergency ...

Following feedback from a large pool of residents, the draft strategy says longer opening hours, improved buildings and an ...

A “catastrophic loss of aquatic life” at a stretch of river was linked to a major industrial fire, the Environment Agency (EA ...

The first Bristol iteration of a world-wide running event has taken place, showing solidarity with refugees and those in extreme poverty. The city’s Global Solidarity Run set off from Watershed on ...

The blast of an air horn, and off they go. Once again, the swimmers and supporters of Jubilee Swimming Pool have taken to the ...

A shop has been ordered to close after continuing to sell illegal tobacco despite warnings and product seizures. Ranya Market ...

A packed programme of talks, music, comedy and ideas has been launched for the popular festive edition of Hay Festival, which ...

The long-time accounts worker, now founder and owner of Bristol’s largest independent fames and comics shop Excelsior!, was ...

The plans include 180 houses and 200 flats, reaching up to six storeys tall. This is much less than what was originally ...

What Jazpa is seeing reflects a wider trend. UK Music reported this year that from 1994 to 2003 Black Music represented a ...

Opposition Labour, which set up City Leap when it ran the council under mayor Marvin Rees, is demanding answers from the ...

“Whose streets? Our streets!” chanted the group on one side of College Green. “Whose streets? Our streets!” chanted the group ...