Mayor leads a coalition of core cities to wrest power from Westminster and challenge austerity

Cable member Graham McGrath, a Bristol-based environmental consultant, says the BBC were wrong to host Lord Lawson, the well known climate skeptic.

We caught up with the founder of Marks Out of Tenancy, who’s in the business of ‘Hunting for rogue landlords’.

Packed Cable meeting sees the launch of a pioneering membership campaign led by members for a sustainable media co-op.

Campaigners celebrate after eviction of Camelot tenant is postponed by protest yesterday.

The charity's chief executive tells the Cable about supporting sex workers with love, and trying to help women off the streets.

The Cable interviews Jen Persson, director of the national campaign defenddigitalme, which aims to stop the government sharing the personal data of millions of children with a plethora of third parties – and the Home Office.

What explains the rising rates of drug misuse fatalities, and how can the risks be reduced for Bristol’s population of drug users?

Audio released here for the first time: A private detective offering to sell confidential phone records.

Roller derby is a fascinating, fast-paced yet relatively obscure sport – we went down to the recent Bristol Championships event in Bristol to capture images from the frontline.

In Bristol, people are turning to alternative unions like ACORN and the IWW to get their voices heard on critical issues such as housing and workplace inequality.

The council is planning to cut back on libraries, public toilets, school crossing patrols and adult social care. As the consultation roadshow comes to an...

Laurie King, from Sims Hill Shared Harvest, explains the need for a holistic approach to tackle food insecurity – and the projects, including Sims Hill’s...

Bristol Rovers just had their most successful season for 17 years, but barely any BAME fans saw them do it live.

Davood Khayatain talks about institutional racism, media prejudice, and how Bijan's death has influenced his activism.

Tired of the misrepresentation of refugees and asylum seekers in the media, Bristol Free Voice is tackling the issue head on. Founded earlier this year,...

Isabel Burnett speaks about her experiences living outside the traditional housing market – in a van parked up on the street.

Communities and public services are suffering, the political landscape is in tumult and you can’t go five minutes without hearing somebody shout ‘fake news’.