Coveted Somerset Village Among Best Places to Live – But It Comes at a Price Sunday, October 5, 2025 chewmagna somerset village property realestate lifestyle bristol countryside dining festival Chew Magna, a picturesque village located just a short distance from Bristol city centre, has earned its spot among the best places to live in the UK. Recognised by the luxury lifestyle website Muddy Stilettos in their 2025 … Read More
New Leadership Poised to Elevate Tourism in the West of England Saturday, October 4, 2025 tourism economy westofengland visitwest leadership sustainability events bristol bath regeneration Andrew Billingham, chief executive of YTL Arena Bristol, has been appointed chair of Visit West, the Local Visitor Economy Partnership (LVEP) dedicated to promoting tourism in the West of England. This appointment marks a … Read More
Bristol Christmas Market 2025: Dates, New Attractions, and What to Expect Saturday, October 4, 2025 bristol christmas market festive broadmead stalls food drinks entertainment events As autumn fades and the excitement of the festive season approaches, Bristol’s beloved Christmas Market is gearing up to bring holiday cheer once again. From November 7 to December 23, Broadmead in Bristol’s Shopping Quarter … Read More
Mother Charged with the Murder of Her Three Children in Bristol Monday, September 29, 2025 murder bristol prosecution children stabbing investigation mentalhealth court family tragedy A 43-year-old woman, Yasmeen Ali, has been formally charged with the murder of her three children following a tragic incident in Bristol last year. The Crown Prosecution Service has authorised three counts of murder against … Read More
The Rise and Fall of Severn Beach: The 'Blackpool of the West' Sunday, September 28, 2025 severnbeach bristol resort history tourism railway bluelagoon severnsalmon nostalgia development Severn Beach, a suburb of Bristol nestled at the mouth of the River Severn, was once a vibrant seaside resort affectionately known as the “Blackpool of the West.” Unlike a traditional seaside town, its unique … Read More
Bristol Considers Ticket Levy to Support Struggling Grassroots Music Venues Saturday, September 27, 2025 bristol music venues levy concerts grassroots funding culture livemusic community Bristol City Council is exploring the introduction of a one per cent levy on every gig ticket sold in the city to help sustain grassroots music venues that are facing financial hardship. This proposed gig levy, similar to a … Read More