Climate

News / protest

Protesters call for stop to Rosebank oil field

The government is expected to make a final decision on Rosebank in the coming months

In photos / community food growing

Redcatch Community Garden – ‘Where the community comes to grow’

This garden in Knowle is the place to get stuck into growing, creating and playing

News / rivers

A River’s Song celebrates ‘mistreated and neglected’ south Bristol river

Bedminster musicians and river lovers are coming together to create a new composition

In photos / Environment

In photos: Bristol’s climate news – August 2025

Summer in the city blooms with environment-forward festivals, celebrations, ceremony and song

In photos / community food growing

Hartcliffe City Farm – ‘Positive connections between people, land and food’

The south Bristol farm provides a plethora of activities and wild space for people to grow

News / rivers

Spirit of the river Avon comes to life

A giant puppet will represent the river's voice as the campaign to clean up the Avon continues

In photos / Environment

In photos: Bristol’s climate news – July 2025

Fresh veg abounds, Idles build on Massive Attack's green legacy and the airport debate continues

News / parks

Calls for new Big Park as part of Bristol Temple Quarter development

Residents are invited to respond to a survey with ideas and comments on proposals for the area

Features / protest

‘Can’t you hear the future weeping?’ – Gaie Delap on prison, protest and climate justice

Climate protester Delap and her lawyer Raj Chada led a discussion hosted by the Good Law Project

In photos / food growing

Meet the growers doing things differently

Projects are improving biodiversity tackling food poverty and building community one beet at a time

News / Food and drink

Nature-first booze brand expands into festivals

The brand putting planet before profit will now be behind the bar at your favourite summer events

News / bristol city council

Bristol leads Core Cities in emissions reductions

Data also shows wealthier wards have higher carbon footprints than more deprived areas of the city

Music / News

Idles’ huge gigs on Queen Square build on Massive Attack’s green legacy

The Queen Square gig organisers say they're working to make the event as sustainable as possible

Features / nature connection

Laughter’s story: Finding nature, community and care in Bristol

He is now sharing the solace and connection he's found in nature with other young people

Features / Nature

BirdGirl celebrates ten years of Black2Nature

Mya-Rose Craig reflects on founding her nature connection charity and what the next decade holds

News / Advertising Feature

Betmaster dares to go big in the UK with official gambling licence

Advertising feature

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