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A Thornbury family is on a heartfelt mission to take part in next year’s Paris Marathon in memory of a late loved one, raising funds for the hospice who cared for him in his final weeks.
A professional motorcycle trainer whose father is living with dementia has organised a mass motorcycle ride around Bridgwater to raise funds for the sensory garden at the home where his dad now lives.
Plans are well under way for what is set to be the magnificent seventh ‘Night of the Stars’ spectacular which will shine a light on Bristol’s hospitality heroes.
The latest developments and challenges in the regional, national and international economy will come under the spotlight at an event being hosted next week by professional services and wealth management group Evelyn Partners.
The popular Christmas tree collection service run by local charity St Peter’s Hospice will return for another year this festive season.
TV star Briony May Williams has helped to relaunch a much-loved charity shop following its refurbishment and transformation into a vintage boutique.
A popular service to mark All Souls Day took place at Bristol Memorial Woodlands on Sunday 27 October.
Never mind 10,000 steps a day, a team of hoteliers made more than £10,000 in a day by stepping out on a fund-raising walk for the Hospitality Action charity.
Evelyn Partners, the professional services and wealth management group, is hosting a special event in Bristol to empower women to take control of their financial futures.
Bespoke property developer and architect StudioHIVE celebrated its tenth anniversary with a colourful party at Bristol’s Royal West of England Academy (RWA).
A singer whose performance was described as ‘worldclass’ and ‘breathtaking’ by judges who named her as winner of Germany’s version of ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ will be doing a five-hour singathon at The Dolphin in Plymouth on 1 November as a fundraiser for the local dementia care home where she now works.
An annual event to mark World Suicide Prevention Day has been called ‘poignant and beautiful’ by its charity organisers.
The relentless pace of technological change is making it easier for entrepreneurs to spot and exploit gaps in the market, a business audience in Bristol was told.
