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

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  • 0:45
    Still from What’s Going On?
    What’s Going On?
    Charlie Williams
    A look at how violence against and amongst young black men has developed since African people began living in Britain.
  • 1:48
    Still from My Mum’s Life
    My Mum’s Life
    Chelsea Chatfield
    Life as a young carer.
  • 1:08
    Still from Through the eye of my digital camera
    Through the eye of my…
    Cheryl Martin and Knowle…
    I took many family, friends and holiday photos. This led me to my present interest of flowers and wildlife.
  • 1:18
    Still from The Golden Jubilee
    The Golden Jubilee
    Chloe Bishop
    A patriotic day out for Chloe.
  • 2:51
    Still from This is Bristol
    This is Bristol
    Chris Kieth
    Chris takes us on a rap journey through some of the areas of Bristol.
  • 3:59
    Still from Mining in Bedminster
    Mining in Bedminster
    Christine Hodgson, Doreen…
    A look at what used to be in and under what is now an area of houses and shops.
  • 3:18
    Still from Domino Days
    Domino Days
    Cleo Lake
    A tribute to “London”, Cleo’s father.
  • 7:40
    Still from Long Stay Hospitals like Stoke Park - My Investigation
    Long Stay Hospitals…
    Colin Dean
    Colin talks about the mistreatment of people with learning difficulties in long stay hospitals, and shows some of the equipment…
  • 3:20
    Still from My Childhood Memories
    My Childhood Memories
    Colin Griffin
    Colin remembers misbehaving in Bedminster in the 1930s.
  • 3:47
    Still from Lucky Heather
    Lucky Heather
    Concie Keay
    Newly arrived in England, Concie learns about avoiding eye contact on English streets.
  • 2:49
    Still from Onesy Twosey Threesy
    Onesy Twosey Threesy
    Cynthia
    The story of life on the outskirts of Bristol, school, bullies, boxing and the “onesy, twosey threesy”!
  • 2:31
    Still from Graffiti
    Graffiti
    Damos Santanos
    Damos is 20 and for the last seven years he’s been involved in the graffiti scene in Bristol.