The plaque, installed on Wednesday evening emphasises his 'prominent role in the enslavement of African people', removing any mention of Colston as a 'benefactor'.

A new plaque on the empty plinth of Edward Colston’s statue in Bristol condemns his “prominent role in the enslavement of ...

MOTORISTS have been warned they could have to battle a “hat-trick” of nightmare Easter weekend delays as 6.2million hit the ...

Many of golf's biggest names return to the course tomorrow for the start of the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town Golf Links, just ...

We reveal original designs and alternative plans for some iconic monuments, so you can imagine the world's cityscapes as they ...

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City Hall planning officers are set to recommend councillors refuse to give permission for the creation of the rooftop ...

A popular Greek restaurant in Bristol is moving to a new location in the city. Sousta, which is located on Clarence Road in ...

With rare wildlife and play parks, art galleries and historic aqueducts, sculptures and sandcastles along the way, Sustrans ...

Businessman Arron Banks, who founded the Leave.EU campaign with current Reform MP Richard Tice, was previously one of the ...

Along with the sight of blooming daffodils and ice cream vans, a sure indication that spring is here is the arrival of ...

The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald has reported on the long-awaited reopening of Wiltshire's wonkiest road. The B4069 Lyneham ...