Climate activists target Bristol Airport owner in latest wave of Extinction Rebellion action.

The council needs to step up and make sure people with hidden impairments can get around Bristol

Around 400 people from Bristol are protesting in London and part of Extinction Rebellion.

The private landlord monopoly and lack of affordable housing is crippling Bristol’s gig economy workers.

The Bristol Cable is launching a campaign calling for drastic action on Bristol's deadly air pollution. Here's why.

Following over a thousand valid nominations and months of preparations, the final shortlist of The Bristol Diversity Awards 2019 has been announced.

Key facts and figures on what’s in our air, where it comes from, and why we should worry.

They have the worst outcomes out of all the ethnicities in the UK.

Marvin Rees’ announcement this week that there is a ‘timeline’ for producing a Clean Air Plan is too little, too late.

The Labour Party has backed the policy at national level, but progress appears to have stalled in Bristol.

As cities across the UK begin to tackle their toxic air, Bristol confirms extended delay to Clean Air Plan.

Neill Talbot argues green areas are vital for people and wildlife in our city, and the council should be made to protect them.

We’re not seeing the big picture, says Joe Smith, who works in the sector and is increasingly frustrated at how the issues are framed.

Bristol was born as a trading hub. We look at the history of the city's overseas trade, from its foundation to present day.

Homeless services are having to relocate from the Compass Centre in Stokes Croft.

Those working in our city’s food joints have unique insights into their local communities and their own stories to tell.

One woman’s journey from Bristol’s streets to helping other women ditch the drink.

Our latest event for Bristol Cable members took us deep into the world of far-right politics. But what can we do to challenge these views?