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Making alcohol-free beer more available on draught in pubs and bars may help people switch from alcoholic beer, a study has shown. A group of 14 pubs and bars across Bristol temporarily changed the drinks they offered.

Bristol Nights hosts roundtable with local businesses to discuss Bedminster Town Centre after dark, and the future aspirations for the area.

After a successful roundtable, Bristol City Council is continuing its discussions with industry experts into new proposals to support Bristol’s vibrant music sector.

Bristol Nights has launched a free training programme for night time workers looking for techniques to look after their own and their team’s mental health. These interactive Thrive At Night workshops encompass a wide range of topics essential for maintaining a healthy work environment.

Bristol Nights has announced the launch of a new initiative Thrive at Night. Aimed at providing mental health and wellbeing support, the program will offer training to the city’s 6pm to 6am workforce when it launches on Tuesday 13th June 2023. 

Two huge murals with glow in the dark messaging have been installed in the heart of the city by Bristol Nights.

154 venues across Bristol have signed up to support the city-wide partnership against drink spiking.

Efforts to reduce the harm caused by drugs and alcohol in the night time economy have received a boost today with the launch of a campaign aimed at promoting safety in the sector.‍

Bristol’s night-time economy is once again celebrating after receiving the coveted Purple Flag award in 2023, marking the 13th year in a row the city has been recognised with this accolade.

New Age of Insurance for Events - Evaluating the Government Support Scheme and the Future, Event Production Show, 9 March 2022, 1-2pm. Register for your free ticket.

The first edition of the NTIA Night Time Economy Summit is set to take place from the 7th & 8th April 2022 at Bristol Beacon in conjunction with Bristol Nights & Savenightlife CIC.

The city demonstrates its zero-tolerance response to sexual harassment with expert training of Bristol’s night-time venue staff as well as a light parade of unity through the city centre.

Bristol’s night-time economy celebrates receiving the coveted Purple Flag award in 2022, marking the 12th year in a row the city has been recognised for this accolade.

Bristol Nights and Bristol City Centre BID invite nightlife workers, venues and promoters to join this round table to discuss drink spiking, and explore what more we can be doing as a community to protect and support victims of spiking and the businesses involved.

Just because it’s Dry January doesn't mean people have to stop visiting our city's night time venues. Offer up low to non-alcoholic drinks this year and let’s make sure Bristol has everyone covered.