Louis Inglis

Bins, Bears and Bye Bye Motion From the Editor Bristol without Motion would be toast without butter — a dry, bland, crumbly slab of discontent. Motion was the first ever nightclub I went to in Bristol. I will never forget stepping into the endless abyss of the main room, with nothing but hands flailing, lights flashing and the impossible possibilities this city has afforded me.

Student Skyscraper, Greener Streets and Bristol Bees From the Editor You might have experienced something similar: Sitting, chatting, drinking on St Nicholas Street when suddenly a Toyota Prius roars through. Squeezing past the curb and the pub seating, parting the sea of students and punters in biblical fashion, you think, “Are they still allowed to drive along here?”. In my opinion, they shouldn’t be.

Turbo Island, Toasters & Teleoperated Robots From the Editor Turbo Island has long divided Bristolians, with proponents calling it a community hub and critics citing its association with drugs and anti-social behaviour. Nonetheless, a mystery buyer has snapped up the plot, which has been vacant since its demolition 80 years ago, courtesy of the Luftwaffe. University of Bristol’s Robotics Lab made headlines again this week.