The Temple Quarter scheme will transform inner-city Bristol. What will it do for housing, transport, jobs and education and ...

In the face of the biggest hunger strike in a generation and a media blackout, Bristol campaigners call for action ...

How the 1993 James Bulger murder reshaped youth justice in the UK, creating one of the world's lowest ages of criminal responsibility ...

Two weekends ago, Bristol Patriots joined forces with their dearest pals, UKIP and Britain First, to stand outside the Mercure hotel in Redcliffe and harass people seeking asylum, who just happen to ...

Hundreds turned out to the Green Party rally in St. George on Monday evening, with tickets reportedly selling out in under four hours of its announcement last month. Bristol Central MP Carla Denyer ...

It’s a sunny day in East Bristol, made brighter by the sunflower yellow doors of Whitehall’s Beehive Centre. This bustling community hub recently hosted a cohort of solo women, all with hidden ...

The Cable asked members of Bristol Refugee Artists Collective — made up of 15 members who’ve found community and expression through art — to respond to this question. Their artwork reflects the ...

“I used to stage-manage a theatre, now, in a way I stage-manage the city of Bristol,” says Annie McGann. She’s the founder of the Save Bristol Nightlife campaign, and a tireless advocate for our ...

Independent. Investigative. Indispensable. Investigative journalism strengthens democracy – it’s a necessity, not a luxury. The Cable is Bristol’s independent, investigative newsroom. Owned and ...

Neil chats to Kalpna Woolf on her journey from west London migrant kid to BBC head of production, cookbook author and boardroom diversity advocate – as well asking what exactly a high sheriff gets up ...

Neil sits down with David Jubb to talk citizens’ assemblies: how do they work, why are they a better way of doing politics, and what’s the new one he’s helping run here in the West of England all ...