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Bristol Central Library set to be transformed by modernisation plans
WEBMar 14, 2022 · By Betty Woolerton Monday Mar 14, 2022. A landmark library is set for a major revamp as modernisation plans will see upgrades to reading room and study spaces. Users of Bristol Central Library will benefit from a host of “significant improvements” following a successful funding bid, say Bristol City Council. Awarded from Arts Council ...
New book celebrates memories of Sea Mills - Bristol24/7
WEBBy Mary Milton Tuesday May 4, 2021. Memories are being shared and refreshed in Sea Mills with the publication of a new book. How Lucky I Was is written by people who grew up in or visited Sea Mills as children in the 1930s to 1950s. It’s been put together by the Sea Mills 100 project, which has been celebrating 100 years of the Bristol ...
Review: Boomtown 2023 – ‘An incredible spectacle’ - Bristol24/7
WEBBy Josh OHara Thursday Sep 21, 2023. Boomtown Chapter Two: The Twin Trail went down a storm with the 66,000 attendees, as the festival, which has strong links to Bristol, got underway across a sunny August weekend. This instalment was not just its usual celebration of debauchery but also marked part of its 15th anniversary celebrations.
All four Bristol MPs abstain on ceasefire vote
WEBNov 16, 2023 · The Labour MPs representing Bristol’s four constituencies all abstained on an amendment supporting a ceasefire in the House of Commons on Wednesday night. Thangam Debbonaire, Kerry McCarthy, Karin Smith and Darren Jones did not join their 56 party colleagues who defied leader Keir Starmer’s orders not to vote for a ceasefire.
17 historic photos of Park Street & environs - Bristol24/7
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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 ...
E-scooter hire trials begin in Bristol
WEBOct 29, 2020 · By Martin Booth Thursday Oct 29, 2020. One hundred coral-coloured electric scooters can now be hired in Bristol. Thursday is the first day of a trial scheme for the vehicles, which cost £1 to unlock via the Voi app and then are charged at 20p per minute to ride. While privately owned e-scooters remain illegal to use on roads, pavements, parks ...
A-Z Bristol Pub Crawl: The Shield & Dagger, Whitchurch
WEBJul 20, 2023 · A-Z Bristol Pub Crawl: The Shield & Dagger, Whitchurch. A man puts headphones on as he opens up his laptop in front of him, finishing off some work at the end of the day. But he is very much an anomaly in this lively south Bristol pub, where around him laughter and chatter fills the room. The Shield & …
Bristol restaurant loses Michelin star
WEBBy Martin Booth Tuesday Feb 6, 2024. Only a few years ago, Bristol was a city that had four Michelin stars. Now we only have one. Previous losses of stars was due to a variety of factors: Casamia closed and transformed into Casa, the Pony & Trap underwent major renovations to become the Pony Chew Valley, and Wilks relocated from Redland to Bath.