Latest News (December 2024) - Visit West

As the calendar turns to 2025, Bristol Community Ferry Boats, a beloved locally owned cooperative, is charting an inspiring course for another year of service to the people of Bristol.

The piano is the latest addition to the Airport’s Christmas festivities and to bring some joy to passengers travelling through the Airport this December.

A plan which sets out how air quality will be improved in the city of Bath is being consulted on by Bath & North East Somerset Council.

Noah's Ark Zoo Farm are on the lookout for an enthusiastic individual who has a genuine interest in providing fantastic customer-service.

Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm is excited to announce the return of its highly popular Christmas tree recycling initiative in January 2025, marking the fifth consecutive year of this sustainable tradition.

Noah's Ark Zoo Farm are currently looking for an enthusiastic individual to join them as a Kitchen Team Member.

Views on Bath & North East Somerset Council’s spending plans including Council Tax levels, savings and ways to raise income, are being sought as the council faces escalating costs. 

This year Bristol Airport teamed up with Jet2.com to sprinkle some Christmas cheer for some very deserving children and their families in the South West.

Bristol’s globally respected Encounters film festival will make a comeback in September 2025 following a change of management which sees Dave Taylor-Matthews take over as Executive Director. 

The festival, running from Sunday 12 to Saturday 25 January, will host more than 100 events and a competition to win tickets to the Comedy Competition finale. 

Step into the scandalous world of Georgian Bath with Mirror of Mirth, a brand-new exhibition at Bath’s Victoria Art Gallery.

The National Trust has received initial support* from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for Reconnecting the Rooms.