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Robin Askew
Verified
Editor, Bristol 24/7
United Kingdom
Beats
Indigenous Knowledge , Culture , Conservation , Food
Nothing MLM. Unfunded Startups.
Content
By Robin Askew| Bristol 24/7 Verified To celebrate a glorious decade of screening the best vintage silent films in the UK, Bristol-based South West Silents is staging a season of double-bills at the Bristol Megascreen (formerly the IMAX cinema in the aquarium). The idea is to pair silent classics with well-regarded more recent films. First up is F.W. Murnau’s 1922 masterpeice Nosferatu, teamed with Joel Schumacher’s The Lost Boys (1987) on Saturday 18 January. Go here for tickets.
By Robin Askew| Bristol 24/7 Verified We’re easing gently into the new year with some melodic death metal, classic rock and hard rock at the Fleece, followed by an outbreak of deathgrind at the Marble Factory. After that, February’s shaping up to be rather hectic. The Halo Effect/PainFleece, Jan 21 Independent journalismis needed now More than ever Keep our city's journalism independent. Become a supporter member today.
By Robin Askew| Bristol 24/7 Verified To celebrate a glorious decade of screening the best vintage silent films in the UK, Bristol-based South West Silents is staging a season of double-bills at the Bristol Megascreen (formerly the IMAX cinema in the aquarium). The idea is to pair silent classics with well-regarded more recent films. First up is F.W. Murnau’s 1922 masterpeice Nosferatu, teamed with Joel Schumacher’s The Lost Boys (1987) on Saturday 18 January. Go here for tickets.
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.
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Founded: 2009