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Fifth annual celebration of POC film culture comes to the Cube

2 days ago | bristol247.com | Robin Askew

Cables & Cameras‘ fifth annual Inspired film event comes to the Cube microplex on Saturday 5 July, promising “a vibrant community film culture experience dedicated to showcasing cutting-edge and legendary filmmakers of colour.”The packed programme has day and evening sessions.
No criminal activity by former deputy mayor Asher Craig

3 days ago | bristol247.com | Adam Postans

No criminal activity took place and no legal action is required over links between Bristol’s former deputy mayor and a business she helped set up under a different name that the city council paid hundreds of thousands of pounds to, it has been concluded.
Metal & Prog Picks: June 2025

5 days ago | bristol247.com | Robin Askew

Apologies for the slight interruption in service. This month sees festival season in full swing, and is pretty quiet for gigs. That’s good news for veteran acts like Gun and Ugly Kid Joe, who get the field all to themselves. Be warned that July is looking even quieter. Anyone who hasn’t seen Gun since 1989 might be forgiven for feeling slightly confused. The Glaswegian-Italian Gizzi brothers are still at the helm, but some of the rest of the current band are conspicuously younger.
Review: Dial M for Menu, Old Market Assembly - ‘A really fun - and delicious - night out’

1 week ago | bristol247.com | Leonie Helm

I was a huge fan of the improv troupe Closer Each Day Company back when they used to perform at The Anglo Polish Society in Clifton. Now in residence at the Old Market Assembly, I was understandably excited to go to the specially put on evening of Dial M For Menu – billed as a night of comedy and mystery, served up with a three course meal.
Images of planned north Bristol cycling hub released

1 week ago | bristol247.com | Adam Postans

New images of how a £15m regional cycling centre in north-west Bristol would look have been released as the city council formally submitted a planning application. The Bristol Regional Cycling Hub will be built on Henacre Open Space, a former landfill site in Lawrence Weston, and include a 1km competition track, an area to learn to ride, a car park, a modular building with facilities, and new and improved connections to the local cycle network.
Former bank given new life as 120-seater pizzeria

1 week ago | bristol247.com | Milan Perera

A former Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) branch has been given a new lease of life as the Bristol hub of a popular Manchester-born pizza group. Rudy’s which started its food and drink journey back in 2015 in Ancoats in Manchester with its Neapolitan pizza offerings has quickly built up a following and now boasts over 30 branches around the country. In line with its national expansion, the group has dropped its flag at the former RBS branch on Baldwin street which has been vacant since 2021.
15-year-old boy stabbed near shopping centre

1 week ago | bristol247.com | Martin Booth

A teenage boy was stabbed in an underpass on the afternoon of Bank Holiday Monday. The 15-year-old was attacked in the underpass between Cribbs shopping centre and the area with the Vue cinema and Hollywood Bowl. The incident happened soon after 5.40pm on Monday 26 May, with members of the public providing first aid and the boy taken to hospital where he is in a stable condition.
Cycle path through Centre to not be invisible for much longer

1 week ago | bristol247.com | Martin Booth

A black tarmac surface with large white painted bike symbols is set to replace the ‘invisible’ cycle path through the Centre. Work is due to start on the new surface on June 9 and take four weeks to complete, with the aim to make it better stand out to pedestrians who can never be blamed for walking on the stone blocks that do little to differentiate the current cycle path.
Cider maker takes summer vibes to new heights with aerial DJ set

1 week ago | bristol247.com | Milan Perera

Radio X took one of its shows to new heights with a DJ set broadcast from a hot air balloon, accompanied with generous lashings of cider on board. The unique stunt was a collaboration between Thatchers Cider and Radio X over the bank holiday weekend, as the station launched its drivetime show, The 4 til 7 Thang, on Friday May 23.
Former Michelin-starred restaurant in shock closure

1 week ago | bristol247.com | Martin Booth

One of Bristol’s most acclaimed restaurants of recent years has closed its doors. Paco Tapas in Redcliffe was awarded a Michelin Star in 2017 alongside its sister restaurant Casamia but lost that accolade in 2024. The Spanish restaurant on Lower Guinea Street from the Sanchez-Iglesias family specialised in tapas and sherries. In a statement, the Paco Tapas team said: “It is with heavy hearts that we share the news that Paco Tapas is closing with immediate effect.