Goodbye Dynasty: Eulogy to a restaurant
Berkeley Squares’ food critic reminisces about his favourite restaurant, soon to be closed due to Bristol’s ambitious Redcliffe Quarter development.
Spain at a crossroads
A stand-off is emerging between the government of Catalonia and the central government in Madrid, as yet another referendum is fast approaching.
FIFA 18: Demo first impressions, and why I am not going to buy it
What FIFA-based trauma could cause such a title? How could a game such as FIFA cause such trauma? Find out here!
Interstitial lung disease care: A good death?
With his first article as Science and Technology Editor, Toby Speirs explores palliative care management in interstitial lung disease and a local initiative to improve patients’ treatment.
Review: 2017 (so far)
2017 is almost over, and we’re writing again. Here are the best bits of the year in politics.
Beautiful Buildings: The Royal William Yard
The Royal William Yard is a landmark regeneration project for the both the South West and the UK.
Review: Dunkirk
Matthew Munday reviews Christopher Nolan’s recent British war epic Dunkirk.
Chris Froome: Tour de Four
Were you watching the Tour de France this year? Matthew Munday tells us all about Team Sky’s tactics and marvellous British rider Chris Froome’s fourth Tour win.
Review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 & Spider-Man: Homecoming
A double review? Two Marvel Studios films? Might they be worth your time? James Palmer informs accordingly.
A prelude to my memoir: Behind the scenes at Berkeley Squares
James Patrick Wearmouth takes a look back at the year in full, as he hands over his editorship.
