Martin finds out why the smell of croissants will be filling the centre of Bristol this weekend, and learns why a group of young actors from Keynesham are whistling a happy tune. Show more

Lucy meets the person responsible for raising funds towards transforming Bath Abbey. Plus she meets gardening expert Nigel North at his nursery in North Somerset.

Richard's guests include Peter Mulloy, artistic director of the Carl Rosa Opera which is set to perform in Bath. Plus there's live music from local band The Black Feathers. Show more

Richard Green hosts a countdown of the official chart for this very week in 1967 and 1978. Show more

Graham is in conversation with Jazz singer, saxophonist and composer Curtis Stigers whose new album is released on the 28th April. Show more

The show features Jess Bracey’s "Teacakes and talk", back on the radio after a move from Stroud FM to Radio Winchcombe. Also, we’ll hear from the real woman on BCFM. Show more

Manny will be hearing about a new project from Bath and North East Somerset council which will provide details of funeral customs from a variety of religious faiths Show more

Kevin looks into the demise of the Black voluntary sector in Bristol and why so many key organisations have disappeared in the last few years. Show more

"All British Post War Cavalcade of Song". - Despite the austerity of the times, the immediate post-war years in Britain was full of musical promise as David demonstrates. Show more

Phillip Hunt presents the brass band music programme.

BBC Bristol joins 5 live for Up All Night.