It’s all about being ship-shape and Bristol fashion darling
The champagne flows and tongues start wagging as bargain hunters, business associates and the press rub shoulders at the start of Bristol Fashion Week
The champagne flows and tongues start wagging as bargain hunters, business associates and the press rub shoulders at the start of Bristol Fashion Week
The wallflower of Bristol’s waterfront, (especially sat next to its big and glamorous exhibit-sister The Arnolfini) The Architecture Centre is quiet, studious and unassuming – and genuinely interesting.
There are bands who don’t care about fitting into a certain box and appealing to just one type of person, which must explain the mass turnout at Start The Bus last Saturday.
He absorbs knowledge like a sponge, lets it ferment, then pours a concentrated brew of venomous, raw intelligence. In his own time, of course.
Heather McKay discovers a clash of brawn, not brains, at the live, international art battle between Bristolian and Polish artists – battled out on a huge canvas
Heather McKay finds that when bad things happen to good people, a positive state of mind is the best way to take on horrendous challenges
Heather McKay says the Stokes Croft ‘Say No to Tesco’ campaigners need to drop their alternative ‘elitism’… while giving her own alternative guide to Valentine’s day
