Letters from Santa for Blind and Partially Sighted Children
This year the elves and fairies from Royal National Institute for the Blind (RNIB) are busy again, helping Santa send letters to blind and partially sighted children! They love helping […]
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Roald Dahl’s Biographer, Mum of Murdered Schoolboy Breck Bednar & Olympic Gold Medallist Rebecca Adlington Share Their Stories
Last Wednesday, Roald Dahl’s Biographer, Donald Sturrock, Lorin LaFave (mum of murdered schoolboy Breck Bednar), and Olympic gold medallist Rebecca Adlington shared their stories in the first three episodes of […]
Fairfield High School – Winners in Carbon Reduction!
A leading school in Horfield has been crowned as the winner of a Carbon Reduction competition against other schools from around the UK. The Schools Carbon Challenge 2020 was created by […]
Jojo Beauty & Holistic Therapies, Bishopston: helping women feel like goddesses!
Today I had the pleasure of visiting Jojo Beauty & Holistic Therapies on Gloucester Road, Bishopston, and meeting the lovely owner, Joanne Tovey. Jo opened her wonderful salon a year […]
Elderly Care Home Brings Young And Old Together Through Online Bedtime Stories
Lockdown measures due to the coronavirus pandemic has led to many people across the UK feeling lonely and isolated over recent months. The elderly have been especially affected and many […]
Picnic at Sharpness Docks, Gloucestershire
If you are a regular reader of Bristol Mum you will know that my family and I often like to explore and discover new places to visit with kids. We […]
Simple Blackberry Jam Recipe
A couple of weeks ago my daughter and I foraged for blackberries in Golden Hill, Bristol. We then made our first ever jam, adding some plums from our garden and […]
Introducing “We Are Makers!” Children’s Creative Play Boxes
If your child enjoys arty crafty fun then you will be interested to hear about “We Are Makers!” creative play boxes for kids! Created by Children’s Scrapstore Bristol, a charity […]
Sunshine and Water Play at Oldbury Court Estate, Fishponds
One sparkling sunny day in early August we headed to Oldbury Court Estate in Fishponds for an outdoor adventure. Free to visit and open at all times, Oldbury Court offers […]
Nania’s Vineyard: leading the canned wine revolution in Bristol!
Tucked away on a hill in Montpelier, next to where the railway line weaves through the city, lies a green allotment garden, quite unlike any other. For while this allotment […]
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