Month: July 2020

The Bristol restaurants that you can go have a sit down meal in Since July 4th restaurants are been able to open back up for eating in, and many have begun to open for dining in with restricted capacity and new safety measures in place. If you’re planning on heading out for a sit down […]

Following the appearance of the Black Lives Matter sculpture that has appeared on the Colston plinth this morning, the Mayor of Bristol, Marvin Rees has issued a statement that any memorials must be decided on by the people of Bristol. Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol said: “My relentless commitment is to build a city for […]

The Artist Marc Quinn has lead a secret mission to install a resin-and-steel figure of Jen Reid at the site of Edward Colston’s former statue Artist Marc Quinn and Bristol resident Jen Reid have unveil a new temporary, public installation, A Surge of Power (Jen Reid) 2020, on top of Edward Colston’s empty plinth in Bristol, […]

During lockdown, I found that I was exploring the same places over and over again; endless walks around the harbourside, uphill battles into Clifton and street art spotting in St Pauls & Montpelier. Then I was able to drive for walks, my scope got a little bit wider, and I decided to explore a little […]