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Missing pieces in North Street murals jigsaw to be painted By Lowie Trevena, Monday Mar 8, 2021 Once completed, six murals on North Street will become the largest street art project in the UK designed and painted by female street artists. Bedminster BID and Upfest have come together to commission Lucas Antics and Ejits to paint two murals above Oowee Diner and Peter Burrows & Co solicitors. The murals will sit alongside four others already painted on the Victorian terrace by Bex Glover, Zoe Power, Gemma Compton and Sophie Long. Get the top Bristol stories emailed directly to you - choose the ...

Bristol's 'Six Sisters' to be largest female-led street art project in UK Two new murals are to be painted later this month, adding to the four existing works The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now FIND OUT WHAT'S ON NEAR YOU WITH OUR NEWSLETTER Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscri...

By:  RIPTON’S CHOICE: A LESSON IN CIVIC ENGAGEMENT The decision by Addison Central Supervisory Union district voters to allow Ripton to withdraw from the district is a lesson in civic engagement, studious work and diligence on the part of proponents, and trusting the process — even if that process presented high hurdles to surmount. In the end, after a two-year effort by Ripton residents to “save their school,” district voters decided they had the right to determine their own school’s future; that it was not the district’s role to take that decision from them. Seen in another lig...

Cambridge Building Society has appointed John Spence as its new chair. He joins after a 32-year career in banking at Lloyd’s TSB, where he rose to become a director of the firm in a variety of roles. His time at the bank saw him lead a team of over 30,000 as director of retail distribution. As the lender's director

John Spence, who retired of his own accord in 2005, spent 32 years at TSB in a variety of roles.