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Listen: People Just Do Something, with striking teacher Nik on trade unionism’s ‘ethical gravy train’
What is a strike? What are trade unions for? How can you organise your workplace? Striking teacher Nik gives a rundown.
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Humiliation, trauma and mistrust: why we must scrap Section 60
The founder of police accountability group Bristol Copwatch explains why the Avon and Somerset force must end suspicionless ...
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No silver bullet: why we should stop criminalising young people and start investing in them
Anti-knife crime campaigners and youth workers on school exclusions, why young people carry blades, and why police must stop ...
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John Pegram
The founder member of police accountability group Bristol Copwatch explains why the Avon and Somerset force must stop running ...
Cable1mon
‘This does not feel like justice’: two young men jailed and one on trial for resisting far-right extremists
Far-right extremism rocked Bristol in August 2024. The courts are treating anti-fascist counter-demonstrators the same as ...
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Concerns over donations to Bristol MPs are about more than just freebie Taylor Swift tickets
Local Labour MPs have taken political donations from a range of sources, including pro-Israel lobby groups. Does that affect their integrity?
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Listen: Bristol Unpacked with Amanda Sharman on leading the charge for boat-dwellers’ rights
Amanda Sharman, chair of Bristol Boaters' Community Association, on leading the charge for the rights of boat dwellers.
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Listen: People Just Do Something with Jake Hanrahan, more than just ‘a gritty Louis Theroux’
“I’m definitely not an activist,” says Jake Hanrahan at the start of this week’s episode of People Just Do Something, pushing back hard on this podcast’s tagline of being about people who might ...