Latest News

Emberwood has been unveiled as the newest, hugely anticipated restaurant to open in the heart of Bath later this year.

As we power towards the Six Nations, Ludo Sports Bar & Kitchen has embraced rugby fever and unveiled a limited edition ‘Guinness Gravy Dip Burger’ for fans to enjoy throughout the championship.

An extremely rare and tiny deer fawn has made its first public appearance at Bristol Zoo Project, to the delight of staff and visitors.

The ambitious programme features four extraordinary artists whose work spans painting, drawing, sculpture and installation. 

Jeremy Clarkson’s infamous ‘Diddly Squat Farm’ range is coming to Flourish Foodhall & Kitchen from January 2025.

The project “Herschel Museum of Astronomy – A New Museum for the 21st Century” has received a £18,500 West of England Small Museums Grant, funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF). 

Bristol based public art specialist Upfest and Severnside Community Rail Partnership have unveiled two brand new murals in Bedminster to celebrate the local community and cultural transformation of the area.

An exciting opportunity has opened up to become a Learning Facilitator and lead tours and workshops, both onsite and online, with Clifton Suspension Bridge & Museum.

We are recruiting for 2 x International Trade Documentation Specialists to join our team of 21 award winning, dedicated documentation experts based at Leigh Court in Bristol on a full-time basis.

This is a fantastic opportunity to expand your skill set within our people-focused business and build a fulfilling career with our growing team.

Join one of Bristol’s most exciting arts venues. We’re looking for a creative and enthusiastic Marketing Officer to help share Arnolfini’s story and connect with our diverse audiences across multiple platforms.

Following an open recruitment process in 2024, Bristol Old Vic today announced four new appointments to its Board of Trustees.

Wells Cathedral is delighted to share that they have been awarded a grant of £800,000 from The Julia Rausing Trust, to support the Vicars’ Close project.