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Celebrating St George's Day in Bristol

1 day ago | bristol247.com | Martin Booth

A pub aptly located on St George’s Road has had a patriotic makeover to celebrate St George’s Day. Scaffolding has been erected outside the Myrtle Tree close to the bottom of Jacob’s Wells Road in order to display several flags showing the white and red St George’s cross. ‘Happy St George’s Day Bristol’ reads one while another also features the crests of Bristol City and England’s football team.
Oowee to collaborate with some of Bristol's best restaurants

1 day ago | bristol247.com | Martin Booth

Oowee Diner are teaming up with five of Bristol’s best restaurants and have challenged “their ridiculously talented chefs to create an Oowee burger that embodies their unique style”. These burgers will each be on the menu for only one day at Oowee’s restaurant in Montpelier. Oowee are calling the five-part series of “next-level buns” the Picton Street Series, with the unique burgers available from midday.
Flat Iron to open first Bristol restaurant

1 day ago | bristol247.com | Martin Booth

A restaurant that promises “great steak for everyone” is coming to Bristol. Flat Iron unsurprisingly specialises in flat iron steak but also serves bavette, a wagyu steak of the day and a triple cheese truffle burger, with extras including beef dripping chips and crispy bone marrow garlic mash. Some of the meat at the restaurant comes from their own herd of cattle based near Thirsk in North Yorkshire.
Police powerless to shut down all-day party in Castle Park

2 days ago | bristol247.com | Martin Booth

Despite numerous complaints from local residents and loud music continuing throughout the day and into the night on Sunday, police said their “limited” powers meant there was little they could do to stop thousands of people gathering in Castle Park for 4/20 Day. The annual celebration began as a protest against cannabis being illegal and has turned into an all-day party, with the distinct smell of the drug permeating the park.
More of an Easter muddle than an Easter miracle

4 days ago | bristol247.com | Martin Booth

The day after a trial of the first away section at a Premiership match, it was business as usual at Ashton Gate as green Leicester Tigers jerseys were dotted around between the blue and white hoops of Bristol Bears. Talking of business, it was business at the front and party at the back for Benhard Janse van Rensburg, but he had stiff competition for Bristol’s best mullet from the young mascot with who he ran out onto the pitch.
Hundreds stand in solidarity with Bristol's trans community

5 days ago | bristol247.com | Martin Booth

Hundreds of people gathered at a peaceful rally held in solidarity with Bristol’s trans community. The event created a platform for trans, non-binary and intersex voices to be heard; with speakers including Labour councillor Kaz Self, Bristol’s first female councillor to be elected while openly trans. Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer and Married At First Site star Ella Morgan were among the other speakers in front of City Hall.
Squeezed teams up with taproom to open second site

6 days ago | bristol247.com | Milan Perera

A Bristol-based burger restaurant, which won the National Burger Awards in 2019, has teamed up with a celebrated craft brewery. Under this new partnership, Squeezed will serve its much-loved burgers and fries from a permanent kitchen at the Wiper and True taproom in Old Market. Founded by Alex Hayes in 2017 at Gaol Ferry Steps in Wapping Wharf, Squeezed began its journey in a refitted shipping container and quickly established itself as a staple of Bristol’s food scene.
Pub reopens in time for Easter weekend

6 days ago | bristol247.com | Martin Booth

Regulars have been reacquainting themselves with a pub that has reopened after being closed for almost a year. After closing in June 2024, the Lion in Cliftonwood had metal shutters installed on its windows and doors prompting questions over its future as a watering hole. But the pub on Church Lane has now been reopened by Ben Jones, with lunch being served on Easter Sunday.
The joys of living on a houseboat

1 week ago | bristol247.com | Martin Booth

When Josh and Flora Camacho-Clowes bought the boat they now call home for £21,000 from its previous owner who had won it in a game of cards, nothing on board the former coal and concrete barge worked. There was no gas, no electrics, no hot water. Almost 16 months later and the couple, who own a screenprinting company, have taught themselves all the skills needed to refurbish the vessel and create a dream abode for them and their three dogs, Flint, Frida and Sapper.
Cafe owner slams council's 'underhand tactics'

1 week ago | bristol247.com | Martin Booth

The founder of a cafe in Barton Hill has slammed what she calls Bristol City Council’s “underhand tactics” during the implementation of the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood trial. In an open letter, Deniece Dixon said the council “should be doing everything to keep us open (but) instead you are trying to end Cafe Conscious“. Dixon’s cafe on Avonvale Road is very close to a bus gate which was recently installed by council contractors at 3am.