On the back of a successful and very well-reviewed Edinburgh Fringe run, the Dorset-born comic will be back in Bristol in February

As climbing gains popularity as a recreational activity, some young people in Bristol are busy training for the sport competitively

The collective effort of many individuals and organisations in Bristol to tackle food insecurity makes a huge difference

The end credits will be rolling for the final time at the former picture palace

From protests to parades, festivals to flag day, throughout 2025 Bristol24/7 Chief Photographer Rob Browne was on the scene snapping the action

Set up in 2020, the trust is a merger between three independent projects from the neighbourhood

Arkbound's publishing arm has helped many writers find their way into the world of publishing

The sound of happy children filled the air this morning as a new playground opened just in time for the Christmas holidays

Bristol Palestine Film Festival trustees respond following criticism of the event

This week's highlights include Christmas volunteering, folk sessions, Bandeoke & more

A group of women dressed in black walked through the city in a silent procession for “peace and justice, and against genocide”

The restaurant's co-owner called it a "bad night" for their business

Reservations for the special collaboration next month will go live tomorrow

Youth Moves encourages young people to live their lives to the fullest while feeling safe and happy

Bookstore owner Esther Molyneux chooses favourites including a theatre, restaurant and charity shop

Dozens of people marched through crowded parts of the city yesterday afternoon in solidarity with the prisoners on a hunger strike

Black bins in Bristol will still be collected fortnightly after councillors discarded the option of moving to a three-weekly collection

Newly painted bollards are a lasting tribute to Marcus Willcocks' "legacy of kindness, creativity and community"

Their unique libraries across Bristol offer a treasure trove of things to borrow from

All items in the shop are curated by twelve antique dealers from across the South West

Tributes have been paid to nine-year-old Aria Thorpe, who has been described as a “beautiful soul” by her family

Lawrence Hill councillors Yassin Mohamud and Shona Jemphrey welcome the changes to the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

Jewellery worth thousands of pounds was stolen this afternoon in an audacious daylight robbery

A new billboard on Turbo Island says that independent venues are for life, not just for Christmas

"BBC Bristol needs to move beyond Clifton to engage with the whole city and stay relevant," says freelance media professional Marcus Smith

A bus gate will be completely removed and another’s position altered as part of major changes set to be made to the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

The Marmalade Trust has been dedicated to raising awareness of loneliness since 2013

The new bookshop promises to be a "sanctuary" amidst the chaos

Bristol Bears players and coaching staff visited more than a dozen locations across the city as part of their annual Giving Back Day

Protesters claim there is “neglect and a failure to meet duty of care” by a prison where Qesser Zuhrah is on day 46 of her hunger strike

Resident doctors have formed a picket line outside the main entrance to the BRI today as they begin a five-day walkout

The teenager appeared in Bristol Magistrates' Court today following his arrest on Monday evening

The new trial is expected to slash carbon emissions by nearly three quarters for the operator

Daisy Kennedy and Mia Macleod are back, this time bringing Charlie Nye into the mix

The charity was founded in 2016 by a brother and sister duo from a family of foster carers

Selected by expert panellists from over 1500 public nominations, the official shortlist for Bristol Legends is here

"We’re not just brewing beer; we’re helping brew a fairer city, and every pint counts"

Some vehicle dwellers in Bristol will soon move on to a new ‘meanwhile site’ that formally opened yesterday

Suicide Prevention UK works to make sure "no one is suffering alone"

'Foot Spa Half Empty' earned Ian Smith a second Edinburgh Comedy Award nomination in 2025

It was a striking first glimpse of Luke Jerram's artwork designed with trees, time and hope in mind

A cemetery is appealing for donations to repair its historic gates that were originally installed in 1839

Christmas should be a time of warmth, connection and celebration, yet for thousands of people it is also the moment when financial strain, insecurity and isolation are felt most intensely," says Jon Shoesmith, the CEO of Citizens Advice Bristol

The progressive death metal five-piece released their debut EP today

A small group of people gathered in a Bristol park on Wednesday to mark the UN’s Human Rights Day

The pop singer-songwriter from Ireland wowed the crowd at the Beacon

This week's highlights include life drawing, line dancing and Christmas comedy

A new specialist free school will provide 164 places for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities

Massive Attack have been honoured by PETA for serving vegan food at their eco-conscious gigs

A small business owner says that shoplifting in Bristol is "rife" and having a "detrimental" effect on her livelihood, and the wellbeing of herself and her staff