But PC Claire Boddie faces disciplinary action

After having two planning applications blocked, Hamilton House's owners aim to keep development plans alive by stopping it being given community centre status.

The police officer who tasered Easton man Ras Judah will appear in Salisbury Magistrates Court tomorrow (18 May) charged with common assault.

Outsourced providers in the Bristol area are under heavy fire for sucking up millions in public money, but failing on public safety and criminal justice. 

An activist protesting Bristol arms companies explains why they are putting names and stories to the victims of the arms trade.

Friends of a female British fighter who was killed by Turkish forces have occupied the roof of an Airbus facility in Filton.

The renewal of the licenses for two strip clubs in Bristol in March reignited debate in the city about the presence of sexual entertainment venues...

Bristol City Council approves recommendations for savings from its parks and green spaces, allowing ‘low impact’ advertising and charging professional dog walkers. Photo: Nina Rehman

Sufferers of ME/CFS are taking to Queen Square this weekend. The Cable spoke to an organiser about why the government needs to take action on...

The candid voice of someone on the sharp end of personal and institutional racism.

After 200 tenants were recently evicted, the future of Stokes Croft's cultural hub hangs in the balance as plans to redevelop are blocked yet again by the council.

How can we fight fake news? Professor Stephan Lewandowsky, cognitive psychologist at Bristol University, spells out some simple steps.

You can help sustain and grow the UK's only city-wide media co-op! The Bristol Cable makes media which holds power to account, raises up voices that need to be heard, and trains local people in media skills.

This local rapper is using his skills to call on the council to #bootoutbailiffs

Will the 80-year-old Filwood Community Centre cling on? And what can be done to revive the Broadway?

Bristol’s grassroots music scene fights back in the face of developments and financial struggles.

This mum and carer was forced to pay 311 times more than the debt she owed.

At this event hosted by the Bristol Cable, renowned journalist Gary Younge explores how stories shape our lives, and his experience in hearing and telling them.