“My Grandfather was a haulier and lived in Redcliff. One day he befriended a young man who had come up from a small village on Exmoor...

Just next to the old Bristol General Hospital (built in 1859 and now being developed for luxury accommodation) is Bathhurst Basin....

Coal tar, also known as liquor carbonis detergens (LCD), is a very thick, dark liquid with a number of medical and industrial uses. As a...

In 1861 Philip John Worsley became the manager (on six months’ probation) of Netham Chemical Company Works on the banks of the Feeder...

The Statute of Monopolies was an Act of Parliament which allowed monarchs to grant patents (originally over particular industries to ...

The life blood of Bristol's new industries The Feeder Canal was built through the rural countryside to the east of Bristol centre in...

One group of twelve of us decided the piece should be a video, featuring a new song, a choir recording, written and spoken text and...