Bristol Harbour Festival
Bad weather marred the 42nd Bristol Harbour Festival this weekend but organisers still say a 250,000 people attended. It's the second biggest street festival in the country and celebrates the city's maritime history.
In case you missed it... a taste of the Festival fireworks
Despite torrential rain in Bristol for much of yesterday (Saturday 27 July), the Harbour Festival's firework display went ahead as planned last night.
It was the first Harbour Festival fireworks display in three years and cost £10,000.
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