Bristol News

A huge fire tears through the historic Grand Pier in the North Somerset resort of Weston-Super-Mare.

Film maker shows his documentary about a French Resistance fighter.

The Matthew sails back into Bristol from a maritime festival in Brittany.

Sea cadets gather in Bristol to compete for places in national competition.

Volunteers are gathering to fight the invasion of Japanese Knotweed.

The UWE Boat Club Men's Four has been selected to represent England in the under 23's Home Countries International match on Saturday 26 July. This follows on from the crew's recent success in reaching...

Bristol Law School, University of the West of England 3-5 September 2008 This is the first international Symposium in the field of international law and armed conflict to be held by Bristol Law School...

Do you wear a hearing aid? Do you sometimes avoid using it because you don't like the way it looks?...

A Robotics graduate, Paul O'Dowd, from the University of the West of England has been recognised as one of the South West's 'Rising Stars' at the Wireless 2.0 conference in Bristol on 10 July. ...

The Halley Nursery situated on the Frenchay Campus at the University of the West of England has received a good rating in all categories for its first Ofsted inspection since moving to new premises last...

The University of the West of England is working with the Polytechnic and Technical School of Karlovac to set up a Centre of Excellence in Mechatronics (Mechanical and Electronics Engineering) in a manufacturing...

Based on a true event from the period of the Kosovo war in 1999, this epic satire finds a secret NATO train filled with US Marines halted in the lowly town of Capalnita on customs violations.

New Exhibit short copy

In 2006 Lou Reed finally took to the stage to perform a concert decades in the making.

Equal parts mystical rumination and personal history, city chronicle and deranged working class fantasy, this “docu-fantasia” is a goodbye letter to Maddin's hometown, laced with startling emotional honesty.

At 23, Steven made the difficult decision to come out about his female gender identity to his wife and family and live as Gwen.

To provide an effective Café/Bar service to our customers and to operate as part of the Café/Bar team.

To mark the October release of Ulrich Seidl’s second feature film Import/Export, we look back at the earlier work of this distinctive voice in contemporary cinema.

A man detained under the Mental Health Act absconds from his carers.