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Martin Booth
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Editor, Bristol 24/7
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By Martin Booth Verified| Bristol 24/7 Verified When Josh and Flora Camacho-Clowes bought the boat they now call home for £21,000 from its previous owner who had won it in a game of cards, nothing on board the former coal and concrete barge worked. There was no gas, no electrics, no hot water. Almost 16 months later and the couple, who own a screenprinting company, have taught themselves all the skills needed to refurbish the vessel and create a dream abode for them and their three dogs, Flint, Frida and Sapper.
By Martin Booth Verified| Bristol 24/7 Verified The founder of a cafe in Barton Hill has slammed what she calls Bristol City Council’s “underhand tactics” during the implementation of the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood trial. In an open letter, Deniece Dixon said the council “should be doing everything to keep us open (but) instead you are trying to end Cafe Conscious“. Dixon’s cafe on Avonvale Road is very close to a bus gate which was recently installed by council contractors at 3am.
By Martin Booth Verified| Bristol 24/7 Verified When Josh and Flora Camacho-Clowes bought the boat they now call home for £21,000 from its previous owner who had won it in a game of cards, nothing on board the former coal and concrete barge worked. There was no gas, no electrics, no hot water. Almost 16 months later and the couple, who own a screenprinting company, have taught themselves all the skills needed to refurbish the vessel and create a dream abode for them and their three dogs, Flint, Frida and Sapper.
Company Info
Bristol 24/7
Bristol24/7 is an independent media organization based in Bristol, operating as a Community Interest Company since 2014. It is the largest independent magazine and website in the South West, focusing on local news, cultural events, and community-driven journalism. The organization is committed to building a community around independent journalism, emphasizing inclusivity, climate action, and opportunities for youth. Bristol24/7 publishes news and features through its website and a bi-annual print magazine. It also hosts a weekly podcast that covers local stories. The organization runs social impact programs, including a vocational training initiative for unemployed youth and projects promoting environmental sustainability. Bristol24/7 provides journalism work experience to over 500 individuals, helping many secure roles in national newspapers and media organizations. The organization is funded through grants, advertising, member contributions, and impact investments, highlighting its commitment to editorial independence and social equity in Bristol's media landscape.
Bristol, United Kingdom
+44 117 230 9247
Founded: 2009