This Monday, we hosted a free evening at Windmill Hill City Farm cafe in Bedminster to discuss our investigation into the Lopresti ice cream slavery case.

This week I met with Joe McSorley of the Avon Wildlife Trust to discuss the natural history of the West Country – from the earliest...

60 supporters accompanied him to his monthly check-in at Bridgewater police station.

News is so often depresseing and disempowering. But these Bristolians are making a difference across the city.

As shown by the Star and Garter and new venues, Bristol's nightlife is threatened but being forced into revival and rebirth.

On Saturday, hundreds of people took part in a protest in Bristol city centre organised by Extinction Rebellion to raise awareness of the environmental costs of the fashion industry.

Vibrant Youth is an ongoing portrait series showcasing some young creatives in Bristol who are working two or more jobs to make ends meet while pursuing their dreams.

Supporters say it would give Bristol a bus service that works for Bristolians, instead of for-profit companies.

Thousands of people from all over Bristol descended on Easton yesterday to celebrate a Grand Iftar meal as Muslims broke their fasting for Ramadan.

Join us to hear the inside story on the Lopresti ice cream slavery investigation. Cable journalists Adam and Alon will share the ethical and practical...

Amidst the rubble of war-torn Northern Syria, two Bristolians follow the footsteps of friend Anna Campbell, who was murdered by Turkish forces, to carry on buildinging a democratic, anti-capitalist and feminist society.

After it has gone up again in the face of cuts, it’s time to look at alternatives to this unfair and out-of-date tax.

The council has set out a bold vision to eradicate rough sleeping in just eight years, but can we get there?

BBC Points West helped us tell the story of how ice cream and property boss Salvatore Lopresti kept men in slave-like conditions.

In a Cable investigation spanning five years, a shocking story has been uncovered.

This is no ordinary election, and it comes at a pivotal time, argues Nick Dowson.

The common media portrayal of Hartcliffe as being closer to Baghdad than Bedminster is clearly nonsense. But the issue is raw and touches on deeper questions.

“We’ve got so used to things being taken away from us, that a lot of people don’t know we’ve got rights.”