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Bristol Radical History Festival

West England Bylines will be on tour at the Bristol Radical History Festival on 25 April, the M Shed

The Editor by The Editor
14 April 2026
in Bristol and Bath, Democracy, Media
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Come and meet us on Saturday 25th April at Bristol’s social history museum, the M Shed, on the city’s historic harbourside.

If you’ve got a story, something to say, or a point of view you’d like to share, or you’d like to raise issues that are rarely covered in local or national media, then come and meet some of the West England Bylines team.

West England Bylines is part of the Bylines Network and we are looking for more contributors, editors outreach volunteers and social media people to be part of our continuing mission to bring high quality citizen journalism to the West of England.

You can find our stand in the M-Shed. There you can also meet some of our contributors, see examples of our excellent citizen journalism on local, national and international affairs, and learn about some of the exciting projects coming up for our publication in 2026.


Comments? We want to hear them. Please write to editor@westenglandbylines.co.uk


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