A startup is helping the city’s growing climbing community cut waste and save money through repairs

Bravas' owner says he is "surprised and disappointed" in planning dispute

The council are rolling out a pilot to help women and girls feel safer in the dark

The pizza company feel that the harbourside location is a "natural home" for their business

The former World Player of the Year will soon be a part of the Bristol Bears family

A school is appealing for information following a “targeted and destructive” act of vandalism on its playing fields

Bristol Rovers are not just collapsing on and off the pitch, they are being neglected and abandoned by their current owners, writes one very concerned fan

The promising Indian comedian will perform in Bristol on November 26 as part of her latest UK tour

Big names will grace the stage for a club night to commemorate World AIDs Day

Middle Eastern dishes are elevated in this institution of Southville

This week's highlights include comedy from Jayde Adams, an independent gift fair and more

St George Central councillor Cara Lavan responds to criticism of the Greens' approach to the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

A new mural celebrates the fascinating labour and trade history of a Bristol neighbourhood

A school known for its alternative education provision in Bristol is closing for good

The full-throated singing of a few regulars echoed through this popular local haunt in south Bristol

This independent business is built on helium and hard work

It's a powerful, multi-voiced performance from Sutara Gayle aka Lorna Gee

The artist whose work appears on the latest Bristol24/7 magazine cover chooses favourites including a gallery, a bridge and a barge

The late businessman's past projects revived and rescued some of the city’s treasured historic buildings

Hundreds showed solidarity with refugees as the ‘Bristol Patriots’ paid a visit to an asylum hotel

The Christmas mashup is a co-production between The Wardrobe Theatre and Front Room Theatre

The "unprecedented"' scheme builds on Massive Attack's work to decarbonise live music

As far-right politics gather steam across the country, Seun Matiluko catches up with the chief executive of one of the city’s leading racial justice charities

The popular reggae/hip hop collective prove it's always good to get a bit silly

The quintessential cult pop star known for his soul-baring songs and chaotic persona puts on a dynamic show

Two prominent Labour councillors have been replaced from their leadership positions on council committees

There was "chaos" at a council meeting triggered by the recent defection of a councillor

A clash of beeping horns and angry shouts could be heard over the pouring rain as doctors gathered this morning for the first of a five-day walkout

It was a night of musical camaraderie, blonde wigs and punk-rock

Seven men have been charged with more than 40 offences as part of an investigation into child sexual exploitation in Bristol

The ten-mile walk is raising funds to ensure aid reaches Jamaica

A planning application to convert a distinctive city centre building to student flats has drawn sharp criticism

There is a “growing loss of confidence” in a schools trust stemming from recent industrial action, unresolved pay disputes and concerns about transparency

This is the final week that you can nominate your Bristol-based favourites for recognition at Bristol Legends

A new campaign has launched to make Bristol the UK’s first ‘capital of civil rights’ on the 60th anniversary of the Race Relations Act

Two sister restaurants have been shortlisted for the 15th Asian Curry Awards, dubbed the “Curry Oscars”

The decommissioned bus has now exhibited work from 1,000 artists

The petition calls a Bristol without the glassmaking pioneers "unthinkable"

A new cookery school in Bristol is helping refugees and migrants “integrate” into society through their shared love for food

Tickets for the band's first festival appearance in a decade - also featuring unmissable support acts - go live tomorrow

Police are urging witnesses to come forward after the "truly shocking" event

A standout gig - but, this reviewer asks, why are venues still using health-damaging strobes?

The annual event showcased the pioneering research, innovation and initiatives in sustainability

Season 3: 'Words at Work' will feature expert guests from business, culture and communication

A councillor's suspension for posting a racist comment on Facebook has been revoked

The performance was an excellently judged demonstration of skillful collectivity rooted in respect for Evan Parker’s individual virtuosity

A councillor who was suspended for posting a racist comment on Facebook has been revoked

The petition calls a Bristol without the glassmaking pioneers "unthinkable"

With shutters down and signage removed, there is little left of the “legendary” shop deeply respected by the skateboarding community in our city and beyond

The infamous balloon festival returns to Ashton Court Estate, with a new deal securing the event "for the foreseeable future"