This week I met with Dr. Jessica Moody of Bristol University to discuss the ways in which Bristol has publicly addressed its involvement in the...

We asked members what our next campaign should be… and you came up with some challenging and powerful ideas.

Councillor for Stoke Bishop, John Goulandris calls Bristol a ‘soft touch’ on Travellers and wants the council to expand enforcement powers.

Two domestic abuse survivors are at risk of homelessness and say that the council has abandoned them.

But Race Equality Commissioner says justice hasn’t been done for Judah Adunbi.

The infrastructure giant is one of the largest in southeast Asia.

As other grassroots music venues are closing down, the Exchange tries to find a new way to secure its future.

From racism to gentrification, poet Shagufta K Iqbal has plenty to say.

Fundraising efforts backed by numerous celebrities have failed to keep the rehab centre open.

But playworkers warn that the future of play in Bristol is at risk, with adventure playgrounds struggling to stay open without council funding.

Following a year of fraught negotiations, evictions and uncertainty, the building’s owners are also submitting a full planning application for flats.

Bristol City Council is considering backing drug consumption rooms, which could stop users dying.

There is an argument that this can help avert climate collapse.

106,000 local pension fund members are further invested in dirty energy. But new rules may make it easier to drop fossil fuels.

Survivors of domestic violence face homelessness, prompting calls for investigation

Huge international money laundering scandals linked to companies registered at a Bristol address

This week I met with author, historian and one man Bristolian institution: Mike Manson. In a whistle-stop tour through his literary career we discussed the...

Disabled asylum seekers have faced appalling injustices for too long – action is needed.