A collection of individual, personal
digital stories made in Bristol, UK

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  • 4:28
    Still from Silt - a story of dock mud
    Silt - a story of dock…
    John Derrick
    The story of a battle between Georgian technology and a muddy and sewage-laden river.
  • 4:07
    Still from Winston And I
    Winston And I
    John Hudson
    John tells the story of how his parents’ railway romance led him to play childhood game with wartime prime minister Winston…
  • 3:10
    Still from Silencing the Dog
    Silencing the Dog
    Jon Wisbey
    From initial misgivings about moving to Barton Hill comes a sense of belonging and the desire to capture on film the changing face…
  • 2:00
    Still from Art Story
    Art Story
    Jonathan
    Artist Jonathan uses his art to share his favourite buildings on his walk to the studio.
  • 2:58
    Still from My Love Of The Railway
    My Love Of The Railway
    Joyce Grimstead
    Joyce remembers her childhood and the golden age of steam.
  • 1:54
    Still from Green Lines
    Green Lines
    Jude English
    A personal journey from Cyprus to Bristol - a story of crossing borders, exploring histories and of fractured and forgotten places.
  • 0:39
    Still from Waterthoughts
    Waterthoughts
    Jude English
    Fountains and pools conjure up magical thoughts about developments on Harbourside, Bristol.
  • 1:33
    Still from The Returning Tourist
    The Returning Tourist
    Julian Rush
    I no longer work for my Dad’s company in Bristol, but I’m still here!
  • 1:21
    Still from Home Is Where The Heart Is
    Home Is Where The…
    Julie Gough
    Julie holds her family memories in the sea.
  • 2:42
    Still from Barber
    Barber
    Junior
    Junior talks about life as a barber in Bristol, and how men are becoming as fussy as women.
  • 3:18
    Still from Junior’s story
    Junior’s story
    Junior
    Junior talks about how working for Bristol City Council has changed him from a difficult youth to a youth play worker, engaging…
  • 3:42
    Still from Do You Remember?
    Do You Remember?
    Kamini Gupta
    A reflective journey through a mosaic of images that each hold a memory of experience of life in Bristol.