Bristol News

B247 Paper Editors List Highlights for 2020

Posted on 6 Jan 2020 in Bristol

The January issue of alternative Bristol newspaper B247 is out now. On its monthly LGBT page are a number of highlights of the year 2020 which are hotly anticipated by its editors. DragProv Revue, a fusion between old fashoned drag and improvisation theatre, is one tipped event, taking place on twenty eighth February. Eat Up is also recommended. Taking place on the eleventh of January at the Exchange, the showcase of queer bands will allow the latetst LGBTQ rock talent to warm up the cold winter night.

B247 Looks Ahead to LGBTQ Events in 2020

Posted on 5 Jan 2020 in Bristol

The January issue of alternative Bristol newspaper B247 is out now. On its monthly LGBT page are a number of highlights of the year 2020 which are hotly anticipated by its editors.

West Country Festival Breaks Down Death Taboo

Posted on 3 Jan 2020 in Bristol

Something that will happen to all of us, and yet which often in British society we are reticient to talk openly about is death, and is related experiences of end of life care, and bereavement, grief and mourning from those left behind.

"Mid Life" Consideration of Women at Old Vic

Posted on 23 Dec 2019 in Bristol

The top and very historical Bristol theatre The Old Vic has left a huge bundle of brochures for its 2020 season at the Old Market Tavern, one of the top gay meeting places in Bristol. “Mid Life” will be running for two periods during the winter and spring of 2020.

Radical Bookfayre Aims to Fill Xmas Socks

Posted on 21 Dec 2019 in Bristol

Is your politics radical? Obviously LGBT people don’t belong to any one political faction, and there are many popular gay conservatives, such as the much loved Scottish politician Ruth Davidson, who was a pundit on ITV’s coverage of the recent General Election. However, a lot of LGBTQ people ha

Aug

BCFM to rise from the Ashes! Fire Update.

It is with much regret that we have to advise you that the studio and transmission equipment for community radio partners of ours, B.C.F.M., at Easton Community Centre were destroy

Jul

Councillor Writes on Rights and Pride Support

St Paul's is an area with a proud history of making its own media.

Jul

Foster Carers Needed and LGBT Peeps Welcome

“Up Our Street”, a community newspaper for the Easton and Barton Hill areas of Bristol, reports that the Fostering and Adoption Team of the local City Council are particularly interested in hearing

Jul

Agit Prop Band Release Anti-Fascist LP

Radical agit prop ska music band from central Bristol, Spanner, have released a new album.

Jul

Midnight Walk Raises Money for Hospice Care

The West Country local TV channel Bristol TV reports that the annual Midnight Walk has taken place in aid of St Peter's Hospice.