Edward Píška in conversation with Liam Fox MP
Edward Píška interviews Liam Fox – Secretary of State for International Trade, and MP for North Somerset – discussing trade, Brexit, local affairs and other burning issues.
Yearly Archives: 2017
Bristol rail network to be developed within 10 years
Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees has proposed an underground train network which could be developed “within ten years” at the cost of £4bn.
The Ghosts of Christmas Past: A legacy of tradition
Most of us are familiar with the Christmas story. However, very few know the story of Christmas. This article takes brief look at how Christmas cheer has evolved, from Pagan festivals to season’s greetings.
An historic night for Bristol City
Tom Hague looks back on a momentous night for Bristol City.
The SNP have it wrong: we must oppose the minimum price of alcohol
Minimum pricing, its merits and downfalls are discussed at length as Scotland opts for price controls on alcohol.
Letter: What is the virtue of a bad pupil?
Inconvenient? Yes. Uncomfortable? Certainly. Inappropriate? Often. The upstarts and the opinionated. They force us to look again at ourselves.
Bristol City v Manchester United preview: The biggest cup game in 25 years
Bristol City face Manchester United in a highly-anticipated cup clash on Wednesday. Sports Editor Tom Hague investigates team selections and considers whether a City win is merely a dream, or possibility.
Review: The Disaster Artist
The Room is cinematic gold. It is beloved by many. But can James Franco recreate that magic in his film about the making of that masterpiece?
Review: Suburbicon
Blood on the picket fences: George Clooney takes a long hard look into the soul of small-town America.
Review: Star Wars: The Last Jedi
James reviews the hotly-anticipated latest chapter in the Star Wars saga.
