内容摘要：Mr Mumin lost his right arm when he was young and was anxious about surfing, but part-time instructors Kezia Turner and Ibby Gault reassured him before he gave the activity a go.

Mr Mumin lost his right arm when he was young and was anxious about surfing, but part-time instructors Kezia Turner and Ibby Gault reassured him before he gave the activity a go.

Keeping watch: Visitors to the Christmas Steps on Saturday found themselves rubbing shoulders with characters from different eras in Bristol's history. Rope walkers, almshouse workers and even an air raid warden acted out stories from down the centuries. The performersto spin some festive yarns.

Team effort: The technical staff and musicians enjoy a moment of celebration after the SWX concert by Bristol blues singer Elles Bailey, True Strays and Demi Marriner. While the audience only sees the performers on stage, there is usually a big backroom team that makes events happen.A moment to reflect: Thousands of candles were lit, some by passers by, at St Paul's Church in Southville on Saturday night. The annual Light the Night event gives people a chance to remember a loved one.of street furniture by Kent-based artist Alex Chinneck has been installed near Temple Meads Station to mark the opening of new city centre workspaces.

Big name, small space: Rapper Talib Kweli made an appearance at The Social in Stokes Croft on Friday. The American artist packed the place out for a free show after his appearance at the Marble Factory on the other side of the city.Learning new skills: Staff from Circomedia are holding regular sessions for over-50s at Knowle West Healthy Living Centre, allowing people to learn how to spin hoops, plates and get to grips with juggling. You can watch more on this story

If you dare: Fans of spooky sights looking for the scariest displays in Bristol this year had the benefit of a new interactive map.

after the crowds coming to check out the ghouls in her garden in Chipping Sodbury, South Gloucestershire, got bigger every year.This is the publicly-owned company which will try and boost investment in clean energy.

This is a goal for both Welsh and UK governments, which have carbon emissions targets to meet, bills to bring down and energy security to maintain.The PM confirmed at conference the firm's headquarters would be in Aberdeen.

We have huge potential.The first minister spoke just over a week ago about the crucial role the green economy should play in Wales.