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Modern love

19 October 2017

Ken Stradling’s home is a tribute to the pared-back modernist aesthetic he championed in postwar homes.

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Wood times

21 October 2021

Sitting at the intersection of design and fabrication, Young & Norgate conceptualises, makes and fits bespoke furniture for some of the UK’s leading architects and interior designers.

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Plate expectations

16 April 2015

Our culinary round-up from across the globe sees us sample virtuous vegetables in New York, tempting Turkish ice cream and beautiful Belgian sourdough. And that’s just for starters.

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The Menu - Food Neighbourhoods 65: Bristol, Southville

19 December 2017

A walk through the Southville neighbourhood in Bristol, a destination for some of the best food in the city.

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The Menu - Food Neighbourhoods 124: Bristol, Park Street

5 March 2019

Bristol is gaining recognition for its influential music and street art. But Monocle’s Rory Gooderick thinks that the city’s best-kept secret is its flourishing food scene. He tells us why.

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The Urbanist - Tall Stories 293: Pero’s Bridge, Bristol

7 February 2022

Lilian Fawcett tells the tale of the bridge that served as a backdrop to the protests in 2020 that resulted in the bronze statue of Edward Colston being thrown into Bristol harbour.

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The Menu - Food Neighbourhoods 338: Gloucester Road, Bristol

6 June 2023

Monocle Radio’s Lilian Fawcett heads to Gloucester Road in Bristol to explore the diverse and growing food scene in southwest England’s biggest city.

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The real deal

15 November 2012

As we sat in Midori House we dreamed of one city where you could do all your Christmas shopping with ease. Then we realised where it was: Vienna.

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Europe

19 April 2012

An eye on Serbia's parliamentary election, the launch of Bristol's own currency, and Q&As with Sweden's Minister of Gender Equality and the CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management, Oslo.

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The Urbanist - A city on wheels

28 June 2012

Cycling cities: Madrid’s economic solution to expensive cars, Phnom Penh’s new wave of bike shops and we speak to the editor of Bristol’s Boneshaker magazine.

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The Briefing - Friday 7 January

7 January 2022

Former diplomat David Warren and Open Democracy’s Paul Rogers explain the significance of the alliance between Japan and the US. Plus: what the rest of the world can learn from Bristol’s reappraisal of its slavery heritage…

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The Urbanist - The world of money

7 May 2015

From the trading floor to the local shop, money can define how we interact with a city and also with one another. We look at how to make financial districts more liveable, discover the heritage of old banks in Budapest,…

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Monocle on Culture - The Sessions at Midori House: Luke Sital-Singh

11 April 2019

UK singer-songwriter Luke Sital-Singh tells us why a Californian road trip inspired both his new album 'A Golden State' and his relocation from Bristol to Los Angeles. He also discusses the power of a sad song as he perf…

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The Stack, episode 90

17 May 2014

Tom Edwards reviews what’s coming off the magazine presses with MagCulture’s Jeremy Leslie. Plus, we head to Bristol where an independent publishing boom is in full swing.

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The Entrepreneurs - Eureka 182: Caleño

24 January 2020

Ellie Webb is the founder of Caleño, a non-alcoholic spirit inspired by the flavours and colours of Colombia. Since its launch in January 2019, the Bristol-based brand has sold almost 30,000 bottles of the juniper and inca…

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The Entrepreneurs - Eureka 22: Nicholas Bowman-Scargill

4 November 2016

‘Eureka’ is a weekly spotlight on business origins brought to you by Daniel Giacopelli and the team behind ‘The Entrepreneurs’. In 1846, Edwin Fear established a watch brand in Bristol in the UK. The Fears Watch Company…