Festivals are expensive. 2006’s event cost over £650,000. In addition, extras including new regulations, graffiti and other clear up ‘issues’ totalled £100,000. For Ashton Court festival to remain in operation it needs help – cue the new ‘We Love Ashton Court’ website. Visit now to find out how you can get involved.
Bristol has a well-established reputation for taking environmental issues seriously. Many of the UK’s key environmental organisations, including the Soil Association, Sustrans, Schumaker UK, Environment Agency, BBC Natural History Unit and the CREATE Centre for Sustainable Development, are based here.
Green issues were a recognised strength of the recent Connecting Bristol Digital Challenge bid, so it [...]
Mobile & Flexible Working is coming to BRISTOL – 2 May 2007
The Passenger Shed, The British Empire & Commonwealth Museum, Bristol
In association with: Bristol City Council & Connecting Bristol
Nomad is the local authority centre of excellence for mobile and flexible working. Connecting Bristol is delighted to join with Nomad to support a 1-day national [...]