Local Labour MPs have taken political donations from a range of sources, including pro-Israel lobby groups. Does that affect ...

Our hosts interview Popular Front's Jake Hanrahan on shaking up war reporting, what's up with journalism, and if he's 'a ...

Months on from the far-right violence that gripped Bristol in August, police and prosecutors are treating anti-fascist ...

Amanda Sharman, chair of Bristol Boaters' Community Association, on leading the charge for the rights of boat dwellers.

On 3 August this year, Ebrima Jadama joined hundreds of anti-fascist counter-demonstrators who took a stand against extremist ...

Who are the boat-dwellers living around Bristol's harbour, and why have they been at loggerheads with Bristol City Council? Neil Maggs chats to Bristol Boaters' Community Association co-chair Amanda ...

It’s no secret that renting in Bristol can be a nightmare, from spiralling costs to high demand, poor conditions, discrimination and insecurity. This series will tell the stories of renters in Bristol ...

Burned out and disillusioned by their experience of working in mainstream charities for women who have survived sexual violence, Megan Baker and Bryony Ball decided they could do better. So after ...

The climate emergency and environmental crisis are defining issues of our time. But how are these global issues playing out in our city, and what impacts might the actions we take here be having ...

Football charity the Robins Foundation responded to reports of antisocial behaviour outside Hartcliffe’s Morrisons by organising football sessions in its car park. It’s led to a claimed 60% drop in ...

The Bristol Cable is one of the UK’s only independent, investigative local papers. And we just achieved our £60k membership target! But we’re not stopping. Every new supporter helps us continue ...