Major international property firms and investors have shown “fantastic” interest in Bristol’s development sites – with one poised to bring 50 new jobs to the city’s Enterprise Zone. A high-profile team from the city has spent the week at MIPIM, the world’s largest commercial property industry gathering this week...
Directors of Bristol independent radio station Ujima are confident they will be back on the airwaves soon following widespread support for its plight after its electricity was cut off. A demonstration this morning outside its studio in Wilder Street, St Paul’s, showed the level of backing for the urban...
A book of remembrance has been opened in Bristol’s City Hall for former Labour cabinet minister and Bristol MP Tony Benn, who has died aged 88. The book is in front of the bust in the building's lobby of Mr Benn who served the city as MP for Bristol...
An up-and-coming Bristol business is being offered the chance to trade for free at this year’s Grillstock BBQ and music festival in the city. Organisers of the festival, which returns to Bristol’s Harbourside for its 5th year on June 7 and 8, want to support an entrepreneurial brand which...
From Bristol 24-7 www.bristol247.com Staff, volunteers and supporters of Bristol independent radio station Ujima are to hold a demonstration this morning demanding action to get it back on the airwaves. Electricity to Ujima’s studio and office building in Wilder Street, St Paul’s, was cut off on Tuesday after the...
Bristol businesses have been urged to help thrust the city into the international spotlight as a global food capital by backing the first Bristol Food Connections festival. The ambitious, city-wide event aims to celebrate and showcase Bristol’s many vibrant cultures by bringing communities together around something common to them...
Bristol businesses are being urged to take part in a cutting-edge event for young people to highlight the skills and job opportunities available in an innovative low-carbon economy. Called Your Green Future, it will feature industry thinkers and experts who will advise and inspire more than 400 secondary school...
A bursary scheme has been set up by Bristol-based Wildscreen, the world’s leading wildlife and environmental film festival, to encourage aspiring young filmmakers to join the industry. The six ROAR Talent bursaries are part of a new programme being introduced to this year’s Wildscreen Festival. Applicants aged between 17...
From Bristol 24-7 www.bristol247.com Bristol will celebrate the 25th anniversary of two of its most famous sons’ first appearance with a major new exhibition dedicated to Wallace & Gromit. It is a quarter of a century since the dynamic, plasticine duo made their screen debut in A Grand Day...
Talented individuals working in Bristol’s creative industry are being urged to enter the second Brand You Awards. The scheme is different to most others in an industry known for its countless awards for campaigns and projects as it focuses on the individual – the freelancer or member of staff...
Bristol’s iconic International Balloon Fiesta, now in its 36th year, has been launched to the city’s business community with a plea to get involved. The Fiesta attracts around 500,000 visitors and more than 150 balloons, making it the second-largest event of its kind in the world and one of...
From Bristol 24-7 www.bristol247.com The Bristol women who set up the UK’s first all-female radio station – Fem FM – are to get a permanent record of their achievement with the opening tomorrow of a digital archive dedicated to their project. Launched to mark International Women’s Day, the official...
Shops, cafes, hotels, independent financial advisers and universities were among the winners in this year’s South West Fairtrade Business awards, which champion firms that put ethical responsibilities at the heart of their business. The awards, staged yesterday at Bristol’s City Hall, attracted scores of entrants from across the region....
