The One Tree Per Child team are looking to recruit volunteers to help maintain and plant thousands of trees across the city.

Skills Minister Anne Milton MP is visiting Bristol today to join Mayor Marvin Rees and representatives from four other cities delivering the government’s Apprenticeship Diversity Hub project.

As part of Alcohol Awareness Week, Public Health England and Bristol City Council are hoping to stop the people of Bristol in their tracks tomorrow (22 November) at The Square, Temple Quay, by using an impressive 3D floor graphic of a wine glass to grab their attention. 

Bristol City Council has adopted the Motor Neurone Disease (MND) Association Charter in support of local people living with the terminal disease and their carers.

If you are looking for a truly festive shopping experience, look no further than St Nicholas Market this Christmas.

Businesses, shoppers and residents have the opportunity to help shape the future of Bristol’s high streets and shopping areas through a new survey.

Over 100 people gathered at City Hall last night (14 November) for the annual On Site Bristol Apprentice Awards.

This week Mayor of Bristol Marvin Rees visited Fair Furlong Primary School’s breakfast club to highlight the city-wide issue of child hunger and to show his support for FareShare South West’s Big Breakfast campaign running throughout the week.

Even more people can benefit from the new Future Bright skills programme to improve their career prospects, after the West of England Mayor Tim Bowles secured changes from Government to widen the eligibility of applications.