Thursday | Airport Business
Air Southwest puts the sizzle into business travel
More than 600 people from Bristol's Temple Quay Business Park enjoyed the sunshine at a business barbeque and exhibition hosted by the Britain's local airline Air Southwest and City Inn Hotels on Friday .
New Bristol park and ride to keep cars off road
Hundreds of cars will be taken off streets surrounding Parkway Station when a new park and ride opens in Stoke Gifford.
Your views wanted on A4 bus improvements
Residents in south east Bristol are being invited to have their say on a range of improvements to boost bus services along a vital commuter route.
Bristol puts its best foot forward in 224th Fourth of July parade
Against the backdrop of a pristine summer day, American democracy was celebrated Saturday in a pageant of marching, music and patriotic display whose roots are almost as deep as the Republic.
Last chance for say on Bristol buses
Bus passengers in Bristol have until the end of today to comment on changes to some services.
Ex-Concorde inspector died in fire at Bristol home
A former Concorde inspector died from smoke inhalation after flames from a tea towel left on his oven spread to the rest of his kitchen.
Hundreds to gather for funeral of Bristol chef John Wright
The funeral of popular Bristol chef John Wright will be held later this week. The owner of John's Cafe on Midland Road, Old Market, died suddenly last Wednesday after suffering a heart attack while cycling along the Strawberry Line in North Somerset.
Open day offers thousands a taste of university life
The greatest mass extinction of all time , human simulators , the physics of ice cream and the study of the mind are just some of the taster lectures taking place today [25 June] at the University of Bristol for its biannual open day .
Bristol Banksy mural vandalised
One of Banksy's best-loved Bristol murals has been targeted by vandals as fans continue to arrive in their droves for his exhibition just up the road.
Bristol tour guides say welcome to Bristol
If you're tired of hearing all the doom and gloom reports about the economy, you'll be pleased to know that the recession is allowing one Bristol business to boom.
Bristol passes water system improvements
In an unusual "off-season" Special Town Meeting authorized by the state legislature for the purpose of acting on the acceptance of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds to complete public projects, the Town of Bristol approved a $1,191,000 Bristol Drinking Water System Improvement Project by a vote of 40-6 this past Saturday.
Bristol's A4 Portway could be closed
More than three miles of one of Bristol's main roads could be closed to motorists on summer Sundays under plans put forward by city councillors.
Bristol terror suspect had Keira Knightley foot fetish
A suspected Bristol terrorist has told a jury how he mixed his growing interest in radical Islam with a fetish for women's feet.
Bristol man creates comfort with a conscience
The headrest cushion is filled with duck down, the upholstery is in leather and the frame is made from oak.
Reader demands World Cup in Bristol
We shouldn't campaign for the World Cup, we should demand it. That is the message from our first reader to back Bristol's bid to be a host city in 2018.
Evening Post Motor Show drives into the heart of Bristol
SHOPPERS had the perfect opportunity to browse for a new car yesterday as we launched the first Evening Post Bristol Motor Show.
Hundreds at Bristol funeral to say final goodbye
Company director Brent Hill made his last journey in a flower-bedecked delivery van when his funeral was held at South Bristol Crematorium.
Bristol first up for North End
Preston North End will kick-off the new season with a home date against Bristol City.
'Proud moment' for Bristol Lib Dems
Bristol's first majority Liberal Democrat council has met for the first time, electing a leader and Lord Mayor from the party's ranks.
A STAINLESS steel water feature will be the centrepiece of a A 3m revamp of Canal Walk.