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Bristol film studio named as most sustainable in the world

It has been recognised in the 2025/26 Studio Sustainability Standard Report from BAFTA albert

News / News

Community-led climate change mural unveiled

The mural depicts the damaging effects of climate change on the local population

News / Bristol Food Producers

Community farm plans ‘joyful’ spring celebration despite funding setback

The funding would have been 'transformative' for one community supported sustainable agriculture ent

News / Politics

Nature is Lush campaign demands future metro mayor ‘dig deep for nature’

Election candidates demonstrated their commitment to nature at a ceremonial tree planting

News / books

Herb garden-inspired book weaves tales of diversity, migration and community

The how-to guide weaves in tales of the diaspora and lessons learnt from plants

News / Digital advertising

Digital ad screen refused amid planning controversy

The screen in BS5 is the latest in a long line to be opposed by the community

News / art

St Mary Redcliffe unveils first contemporary art exhibition

The parish church is also hosting an ecological events series to complement the artworks

News / Nature

Bristol artist shortlisted for inaugural nature sounds prize

The Tune Into Nature music prize has been designed to reignite connection with the natural world

News / pollinators

The project creating a buzz at your local

Wildflowers are transforming pub gardens for people and wildlife

News / Trees

Record breaking tree planting completes new woodland

The new 100-acre woodland is now ready for visitors to enjoy over spring and summer

News / Household waste

Bristol Waste hit ‘monumental’ reuse milestone

The company is celebrating diverting an 'extraordinary' number of items from landfill

News / Upcycling

First look at streetwear created from Bedminster hot air balloons

The brand behind the concept has worked in sustainability and upcycled design for six years

News / water

Campaigners call on government to show rivers some love

A climate justice group is calling for water companies to be placed back in public ownership

News / Gardening

Growers unite for popular annual event

It's been a staple of the Bristol gardening calendar for over 20 years

News / Politics

Bristol bin debate goes national

A councillor has called on a government minister to retract 'factually incorrect' comments

News / Weather

Bristol wakes up to a misty morning

People in Bristol woke up to a blanket of mist

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