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In the summers of 2017 and 2019, artist Tom Hunter set up a makeshift photo booth at Glastonbury festival.

Bristol Old Vic’s Ferment to triple commissioning budget for new work as part of a revamped commitment to freelance and independent artists across the South West.  

Minister for Small Business, Consumers and Labour Markets, Paul Scully MP, met with businesses from across the Western Gateway on Thursday to discuss how the area is working to reach Net Zero and create economic growth.

The popular detective series was filmed at The Bottle Yard Studios and on location in Bath, Bristol and the wider West Country region last year.
 

Paul Scully, Minister for Small Business visited Bristol on Thursday 16 June to hear more about the challenges faced by local business and the work taking place to support them.

The popular family-friendly festival returns to Gloucestershire 16 – 17 July with entertainment, live music, outdoor activities and fun for all ages.

Two high-profile loans from the British Museum will go on display at M Shed this summer, encouraging conversation and reflection on migration.

Families can now find free and paid for school holiday activities via the new Your Holiday Hub (YHH) website launched today (15 June).

To mark Clean Air Day (16 June), Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees, has announced a raft of free sustainable travel initiatives, including free bus tickets and e-bike trials.

Bristol Old Vic today announced the full line up of artists and community groups who are performing throughout Little Amal’s walk through Bristol on 24 Jun.

Elephants at Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm recently ventured out into their home-grown willow plantation within their enclosure.

The full programme of events for this year’s Bristol Pride festival have been released.