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Three of Bristol’s business improvement districts are encouraging city centre businesses to sign up to a new gift card initiative, designed to drive recovery in the city.

15 places across the South West will be joining other landmarks around the country in lighting beacons on 2 June.

The multi-tasking cast of this new comedy caper, Kirsty Cox, Sedona Rose, Ben Thornton and Emile Clarke are all returning New Old Friends performers. 

Two huge murals with glow in the dark messaging have been installed in the heart of the city by Bristol Nights, as part of its campaign to tackle the issue of harassment of women in the city’s night-time economy.

Bath will be brimming with bunting, afternoon teas, picnics, family entertainment and purple glowing illuminations of iconic buildings to celebrate Her Majesty The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. 

Bristol Old Vic turns 256 on Monday 30 May, and to celebrate they’re throwing open the doors and inviting you and your family for a fun, free, inclusive Family Day.

Lindsay Duncan stars alongside Hilton McRae and Emily Bruni in a thrilling new version of August Strindberg’s The Dance of Death. 

12 successful applicants will receive six months’ specialist support.

Love Saves The Day launches Sustainability Awareness Campaign.

Narrated by well known comedian and actor John Simmit the show features ska, rock steady, calypso, gospel, lovers rock and reggae.

The Union Street location will open in May.

Bristol Airport places significant importance on delivering exceptional customer service and providing a first-class experience.