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Sunday 26 January is Burns’ Night: the worldwide celebration of Scottish poet and inspirational cultural icon Robert (‘Rabbie’) Burns’ birthday. In the kitchen, this means only one thing: haggis!
This recipe presents haggis plus the traditional neeps and tatties accompaniment in a familiar, family-friendly format: a Scottish Shepherd’s Pie, if you like, rich, comfor...
Speedy, satisfying, comforting and nutritious: what more can you ask for on a chilly January evening?
Ingredients (serves 2)1 onion, peeled and chopped3 garlic cloves, peeled and crushed1 tbsp tomato purée1 x 400g tin chickpeas1 x 400g tin chopped tomatoes½ tsp dried red chilli flakes100g macaroni100ml double cream (or vegetarian/vegan alternative)1...
Words by Lisa Brown, Headteacher of Redmaids’ High Junior School Our Junior School specialises in Key Stage 2, education for 7-11-year-olds, beginning at Year 3. Every girl is new, so it is an ideal time to have a fresh start, make friends and build new relationships across the school. Stepping into a Key Stage 2&n...
Woah there, January. We weren’t expecting to see you so soon; 2025 absolutely flew by, didn’t it? And while you city folk were festively frolicking and unwrapping presents in December, we were busy researching the year ahead and consulting some of Bristol’s brightest minds across different sectors, curious to know what 2026 has in store for all of us… (Image ...
The Bristol Downs League is unmatched in British football culture, bringing together its 43 teams in the same place, so everyone’s always playing at home. Simon Horsford heads pitch side to tackle the story behind a unique sporting community – which was even the subject of a special BBC Sounds podcast series – championing the beautiful game in a way like no other.
