Features / flooding
How can a city built on water defend itself from rising sea levels?
Bristol's close relationship with water raises questions on how it can be protected from flooding
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News / Events
Clean power hub for 2026 events is ‘world first for Bristol’
The initiative is the legacy of Massive Attack’s Act 1.5 event
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News / Trees
Invitation open to take part in Luke Jerram’s living artwork
The environment-forward artist is working on the unique project with a tree-planting charity
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News / Trees
Hospital under investigation after trees felled in protected area
The BRI reportedly cut trees without permission in the same area in 2023
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Music / Bristol Sounds
Bristol Sounds 2026: Fourth headliner plays as part of sold-out tour
Wednesday at the Lloyd's Amphitheatre is set to be a stellar event
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Reviews / simple things
Review: Simple Things – ‘Testing the boundaries’
Everyone's favourite festival of the eclectic, esoteric and experimental leaves crowds wanting more
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Music / community
‘Historic milestone’ as grassroots venue comes into community ownership
The long term future of the Croft has been secured just months away from its 25th birthday
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News / Bristol airport
Airport reveals new plans to expand on to green belt land
Grassroots campaigners say the Airport's 'latest fiasco' calls their Masterplan into question
