The ice cream boss was banned from managing staff after an investigation found workers living in slave-like conditions

Josh couldn’t get out of a vicious circle of addiction and destruction until he found an organisation that tackles the long-term effects of having alcoholic parents.

They blocked the main entrance to the arms dealers for four hours.

how much do we know about what life was like for the ordinary men and women living under Henry VIII's rule?

Air pollution scientist Dr Gary Fuller on congestion charging, changing the conversation, and how we can protect ourselves.

We talk to some of the ‘Bathtub 16’ about why they spent eight hours in a bath on Cabot Circus this summer.

Soaring workloads and the impact of austerity can make a tough job unbearable, say children’s social workers

Sex education in schools is limited in its breadth and awkward in its delivery. Could a circus TROUPE with a 12 ft silken labia be the answer?

Hartcliffe youngsters are campaigning for free bus travel for children.

From pots of shea butter to awards ceremonies and magazine launches, Bristol businesswoman Charmaine Lawrence’s journey has been all about taking other talent with her

On the centenary of the establishment of the profession, a student learning disabilities nurse explains the crucial daily work they do.

We’re pleased to invite you to the Bristol Cable Annual General Meeting 2019, where Cable members help steer the co-op for the year ahead.

In a city with four Labour MPs, the internal processes of the party will shape our politics.

An untimely death led to a campaign for justice by the local community.

For the many people in Bristol renting their homes and unable to buy, housing cooperatives offer an alternative way to live.

Music lessons were some of my fondest moments of school. But in a city renowned for live music and across the country, music learning is under threat.

The plans are based on dodgy data, argues Priyanka Raval

Four cases of hoarding so serious they deserve a Channel 4 reality series.