We listen to the people of Bristol as well as our members to inform our journalism. This time is was all about the NHS.

Funding cut, services cancelled, staff laid off, but it’s not all bad news. We look at positive community stories from all corners of Bristol.

Councillors should scrutinise plans to introduce phonebox replacements with potentially worrying surveillance capabilities.

Local residents have launched a campaign to protect them from deportation threats.

‘Chat, meet, and action’, an event organised by the Cable is forging a new network to tackle the the lack of diversity in media together.

ACORN campaigners have stopped former Bristol City Football Club director from evicting a mother and her three small children from their home.

This man was hounded for 11 months for money he was never required to pay.

With NHS staff overworked and overstretched, hundreds of volunteers are helping reduce the load.

In the 70th year of the NHS, an investigation by the Cable reveals that those who care for the nation are in need of serious attention.

A Bristol charity helps families through the death of a baby. But what can we do to reduce the number of such losses?

Government report puts council tax bailiffs in the spotlight as Cable campaign gathers pace.

After months of delays, Bristol's reduced youth services will finally launch in June.

The bailiff firm most used by Bristol City Council to collect council tax debts is part-owned by a firm of financiers closely linked to - and major donors of - the Tory party, the Cable can reveal.

Following a Bristol Cable investigation in 2017, charity Privacy International have today published a new report on the technology UK police forces are secretly using to download all the content and data from people’s phones.

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We need to act fast to defend our civil liberties or, like the frog in the pot, we could too late find ourselves in a very different climate.

Advertising is likely to be allowed in parks, with the possibility of billboards appearing in the future.

Using muscle to collect debts is as old as money itself. But the Mayor and Bristol City Council must use fairer and more effective ways. It's time to #bootoutbailiffs.