Thoughts on Pride
In the midst of celebrating Pride this month, a guest contributor reflects on its history and relevance in today’s society.
Power to the people?
The point of protest is to enact change; however looking at recent demonstrations internationally, is there any power left with the people?
Review: Private Peaceful
With the centenary of WWI in its final year, there is no better time for a theatre adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s War classic ‘Private Peaceful’. Can the production live up to the highest expectations?
XXXTentacion: Obituary of a confusing mind
An obituary to the recent death of Jahseh Dwayne Onfroy, commonly known as XXXTentacion within the music world, and looking back at his career within music and his life.
Does Chris Froome’s recent Giro d’Italia win cement his place in cycling history?
Chris Froome has recently secured the three Grand Tours of road cycling, so what is holding him back from legendary status?
Dear 2018 Leavers
An open letter to all outbound Berkeley Squares.
Graffiti, Vandalism… Art
After the arrival of ‘Ruth’ outside Age UK Bristol and the revamp of Bristol Animal Rescue Centre, it is time we look back on a long legacy of street art and Bristol’s involvement in the movement; however with a crack down on graffiti by the City Council possible, what does the future hold?
How will the Bristol Metrobus fare?
With the Bristol Metrobus looking set to launch later this month, should we all be eager in anticipation, or remain cautious?
Thoughts from Places: the Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp
Peter Savery explores the relevance of Auschwitz to a world that doesn’t seem to have learnt its lessons.
Safe standing: Will the 12th man finally have its say?
The introduction of safe standing at all English football grounds is a goal that most fans could only dream of. Harry Dayus explores whether recent developments mean that this dream may become a reality?