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WEBTheatre / News. A story of survival and defiance 'Cutting Out' is a one-woman show being performed at Broadwalk Shopping Centre in Knowle
Review: Shindig Festival, Dillington Estate – ‘A vibrant, sun …
WEBJun 6, 2022 — It’s refreshing at a festival where you don’t necessarily recognise the names in advance, to go where the mood and the music takes you. Bands are largely just the preserve of the Band Stand, but there’s no complaint from me about that; this really is a party festival – albeit a laid back one, with plenty of space to take it all in if you’re not one to be found dancing by the DJ booth.
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WEBModified exhausts in cars and bikes are ‘severely affecting’ residents. Bristol’s government offices no longer allow e-bikes and e-scooters. ‘The Green Party’s intention is to make cars work better and more efficiently for those who rely on them’. Pedestrianisation proposals ‘would create no-go zone for disabled’.
Is Bristol a cycle-friendly city?
WEBBy Ellie Pipe Friday Feb 18, 2022. Analysis undertaken by international transport infrastructure firm Colas recently declared Bristol to be the most cycle-friendly city in the UK. The claims published on social media raised a few eyebrows, not least because of the quoted figure that the city has “more than 107,084km of mapped cycleways and ...
“I often hear people leaving the theatre saying, ‘I’ve got to phone …
WEBFeb 1, 2018 — Co-directed by Frantic Assembly’s Tony- and Olivier Award-nominated artistic director Scott Graham and State Theatre Company’s AD Geordie Brookman, Things I Know To Be True, featuring Frantic Assembly’s celebrated physicality, is a complex and intense study of the mechanics of a family that is both poetic and brutally frank.
Review: Sophie Stockham with Strings Ria Album Launch, Glass …
WEBSep 15, 2022 — By Tony Benjamin Thursday Sep 15, 2022. Whether it was because of solidarity, curiosity or simply trust in one of Bristol’s most reliably talented musicians, St George’s Glass Room was full for this unusual gig. Unusual because while saxophonist Sophie Stockham has impeccable credentials in …
12 historic Bristol churches transformed
WEBFeb 6, 2017 — Monthly £5/month Annually £45/year Find out more. Here are 12 churches in Bristol which have found a new lease of life: 1. St Paul’s Church, Portland Square. St Paul’s church is now home to Circomedia. The dilapidated building was converted in 2005 by The Churches Conservation Trust and now houses the UK’s largest in-door trapeze rig.
Retracing the steps of Bristol’s industrial past
WEBApr 25, 2022 — Retracing the steps of Bristol’s industrial past. The picture of Bristol as a diverse hive of manufacturing activity has been repainted – with our city now renowned for street art, music and animation. But the legacy of Bristolian industrial history lives on in structural form, and buildings still stand where sugar, cigarettes, boots, soap ...
Colston Tower becomes Beacon Tower - Bristol24/7
WEBJan 19, 2021 — Colston Tower becomes Beacon Tower. What was originally called the Colston Centre remains – with a new name, Beacon Tower – as a reminder of the vision of Bristol’s town planners of the 1960s. Designed in 1961 but not completed until 1973, the Colston Centre’s 14-storey tower is raised over a podium curving around the tight Colston ...
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