The plans would have hit 16,000 of the poorest households.

A tribunal has been told that UK spy agencies MI5 and MI6 may be breaking the law when they share data with foreign intelligence agencies...

We hear from a Bristolian in the ongoing anti-fascist fight in Syria.

Animation ‘What do you see?’, by Sally Arthur, showing how modern slavery works in the UK.

Brewing rebellion by Labour party and councillors following ACORN campaign.

After the loss of her partner to drug addiction, Cara joined the campaign advocating for drug legalisation.

An ‘outstanding’ school for teenage mothers and their children is facing an uncertain future.

The local NHS has angered patients by restricting its criteria for IVF eligibility, at the same time as privatising Bristol Centre for Reproductive Medicine. Illustration:...

An interview with the vice-president of the Federation of Neighbourhood Associations of Barcelona

The government won’t hand over 50 reports on the impact of Brexit.

A short documentary on Bristol’s history of social justice struggle

From edition 13, OUT NOW! Find your nearest copy. When times are bad, we need public good more than ever. Austerity is under the spotlight,...

Ahead of Bristol Radical Film Festival, the Cable spoke to director Timothy George Kelly about his ‘state of the nation’ documentary, Brexitannia.

What can history teach us about how we got here and where we go next? The Journey to Justice project aims to find out by...

A van dweller argues that community and council engagement could find solutions that suit Bristol’s diversity and tolerance.

Edition 13: We’re looking at the city’s change makers, past and present. In its own way, the Cable is changing the rules - creating media owned and led by those it serves.

Data suggests racial profiling in 11 major UK cities.

 The Mayor and Bristolians can get inspiration in the struggle against the government.