A popular Bristol Harvester closed its doors for good in June. The Harvester restaurant at the Willow Brook Centre in Bradley ...

Grace Dent described Wapping Wharf and the Cargo development as being a 'true independent food destination in its own right', ...

In the run-up to the first-ever Bristol Birdman, we’ve pulled together a guide to everything we know about the event: When is the Bristol Birdman? The first-ever Bristol Birdman is taking place on the ...

SAS Bristol member Karlie Evans said: "I'm a huge water user. I'm a rower, I paddle board, I surf, I swim. I just want to be able to use the water safely." ...

Baltic Wharf, to be developed by Bristol City Council’s housing company, Goram Homes and its partner Hill Group, will create 166 properties. These include at least 40 per cent for social rent and ...

Baltic Wharf, to be developed by Bristol City Council’s housing company, Goram Homes and its partner Hill Group, will create 166 sustainable homes, including at least 40% for social rent and ...

Swimmers will have to pay £7.50 to take a dip at Baltic Wharf just off Cumberland Road, when sessions return on 15 June. It comes after All Aboard Watersports, a Bristol-based charity, signed a ...

Bristol Council’s development company and Hill Group have been granted permission for a 166-home scheme on the city’s harbourside designed by JTP. Goram Homes, which is wholly-owned by the local ...

Bristol councillors unanimously granted full planning permission for Baltic Wharf which will see Goram Homes develop 166 new homes on Bristol’s Harbourside with partners, The Hill Group.

Plans have been approved for 166 flats on a site at Bristol’s Harbourside which is at major risk of flooding. Developers have agreed to help pay towards new flood defences for the River Avon which ...

A scheme of 166 flats on the site of the Caravan Club next to the Floating Harbour in Bristol looks set to be given the green light despite opposition. Goram Homes and The Hill Group are seeking ...

Announcing that swimming will be now allowed, Mr Rees praised the trials, saying "1,200 swimmers joined [the] successful pilot sessions in Baltic Wharf".