Climate

News / climate action

Rebel mothers unite in Bristol for climate justice

The protest will highlight the disproportionate impact of climate change on women

News / Hydrogen

Region’s first green hydrogen plant promises sustainable energy shift

Production of the zero-emission fuel has begun in north Bristol

News / Photography

Urban astrophotographer reveals Bristol’s dazzling starlit sky

The images capture magical views of the stars otherwise obscured by light pollution

News / Bristol Beacon

A bird’s eye view of Bristol Beacon’s solar system

Bristol’s flagship concert hall aims to be UK’s first carbon neutral venue

Features / Advertising Feature

What cars do the Oppenheimer stars drive? Who has the oldest car? And why could having an old car get expensive?

such cars need special conditions of maintenance

News / Advertising Feature

Local charity has just 2 weeks left to raise over £25,000 to realise the South West’s largest new woodland in a generation

Tree cover in the West of England is just 7.8 per cent, far lower than the UK’s average

News / Wildlife

Art exhibition showcases Bristol city’s wild side

It's the first exhibition of the new Urban Art Collective

News / Bristol Airport Action Network

Is Bristol Airport ‘abusing’ night flight system?

The airport claimed twice as many night flight dispensations as Heathrow

News / Extinction Rebellion

Bristol rebels plan to target Clifton company

The protest is part of the global Insure our Future campaign

News / Advertising Feature

Be Your Greatest at the Great Bristol Run – 12 weeks to go

It will be back bigger and better than ever on Sunday May 19

News / Dark Skies

Metro mayor urges households and businesses to ‘turn off lights at night’

The Dark Skies initiative comes one month before a global 'lights off' moment

Features / Advertising Feature

Staying Equipped for Outdoor Work: What You Need to Know

only the well prepared can truly excel

News / University of Bristol

Daring journey to remote island to study elusive organism

“It’s a race to study it before these environments are lost”

News / bristol city council

Hundreds of new electric vehicle charging points coming to Bristol

Charging points will be installed in car parks, train stations, supermarkets and residential streets

News / Photography

New exhibition celebrates Britain’s rivers and the people who use them

William Joshua Templeton has spent years documenting Britain's rivers

News / Bristol Climate & Nature Partnership

‘Exciting new chapter’ for environmental group

“Climate, nature, and social justice are inextricably linked”

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