The Bristol Magazine

Welcome to MC Publishing Limited, an independent publishing company based locally. For more than 11 years, we have been dedicated to creating The Bristol Magazine. Our passion lies in delivering top-notch content that captivates, delights, and fulfills our readers. With a unique and engaging publishing style that often embraces a quirky touch, we aim to leave a lasting impression on our audience.

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Perennial Wealth: How delaying your retirement could improve your financial stability and wellbeing

4 days ago | thebristolmag.co.uk | Rosie Kellett |Isabelle Blakeney

As life expectancy continues to rise, many people’s retirements could stretch beyond longer than they thought, and they may need to rethink when they will retire. Phasing retirement could boost your pension pot and help you manage your free timeThe retirement model of finishing work one day and being retired the next is receding somewhat, in favour of phased retirement. This type of tapered working can offset some of the emotional difficulties of retirement.
Boots Cribbs Causeway store gets a glow up

1 month ago | thebristolmag.co.uk | Rosanna Spence

The Boots store in Cribbs Causeway has been given a health and beauty makeover of its very own, with a revamped look that includes major upgrades designed to improve the shopping experience.
Fairfield recognised as one of top performing schools in Bristol

Dec 16, 2024 | thebristolmag.co.uk | Maria Robinson

Further to the publishing of the National School Performance measures, Fairfield High School is thrilled to share the exceptional news that it has been recognised as one of the top performing schools in Bristol across several metrics.
Recipes with Melissa Blease: Crab Macaroni Cheese

Dec 16, 2024 | thebristolmag.co.uk | Maria Robinson

A little pot of fresh crab meat (readily available in big supermarkets) added to an erstwhile humdrum macaroni cheese brings a touch of time-of-the-year luxury to a classic dish without breaking the bank.
Harold Stephens: Changes to Inheritance Tax - Labour’s First Budget

Dec 13, 2024 | thebristolmag.co.uk | Maria Robinson

Richard Higgs, Chartered Independent Financial PlannerAs we await further details on the recent Autumn Budget, here’s an overview of what we know so far about how it could impact later-life financial planning. These changes could completely reshape estate planning strategies, especially for those with substantial pension savings and inheritance tax concerns.
UWE Bristol and Leonardo fast track students into the future of AI

Dec 13, 2024 | thebristolmag.co.uk | Maria Robinson

A new partnership between Leonardo and the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) has fast tracked a group of students into the future of AI, by asking them to answer one of the most challenging questions posed by the modern cyber era – can machines think? It is a question that has been posed for decades. In 1949, Alan Turing created a test (The Turing Test) which sought to identify whether machines can think and exhibit intelligent behaviour.
Bristol school wins award in 10 Shot Film Awards

Dec 12, 2024 | thebristolmag.co.uk | Maria Robinson

Year 10 and 11 pupils from Badminton School, Bristol, have won the ‘Popular Vote Award: Years 10-12′, in the 10 Shot Film Awards. They created the film ‘Love is a Challenge’ as part of the project with The One Day Film School. The film was created by Lily, Izzy, Emily, Ava and Arisha in Year 10 and Florence and Emily in Year 11. Their film was shortlisted from over 1,000 others and won the ‘Popular vote award for Years 10-12′ category. They were also nominated for Best Cast: Years 10-12.
Bristol Apprentice clinches prestigious national award

Dec 11, 2024 | thebristolmag.co.uk | Maria Robinson

Apprentice Darla Pearce, who grew up in Bristol, has just won a national BrightSparks award. The BrightSparks Awards were held at the IET on Savoy place in London on Tuesday 10 December. They celebrated some of the brightest young engineers in the UK today, drawing attention to their substantial contribution to industry.
My Bristol: Marc Burridge

Dec 9, 2024 | thebristolmag.co.uk | Maria Robinson

Meet Marc Burridge, owner of Clevedon Salerooms, one of the longest-established fine art auction houses in the South West. My biggest achievement at Clevedon Salerooms in the 50 years I’ve been here was joining the firm as an employee and going on to become the owner. My first job was with Bristol auctioneers Lalonde’s in 1969. It was very much a case of starting at the bottom, cleaning the silver and moving furniture, but I was learning on the job as I went along.
Perennial Wealth: Discover six simple steps for designing and managing your budget

Dec 6, 2024 | thebristolmag.co.uk | Maria Robinson

Clarify your net incomeYour net income is your salary or earnings minus any tax deductions, pension contributions, or student loan repayments. Assess your monthly expenses List your fixed expenses, which are costs that are unlikely to change. You can then deduct them from your net income. Next, look at your variable expenses, which are those that change depending on your activity. Set your savings goalsYou can now set your savings goals as they relate to your long-term financial objectives.