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...

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’.

A year after the blanket ban of new psychoactive substances, evidence shows limits and effect on most vulnerable people.

A packed meeting took place at Hamilton House on Stokes Croft this afternoon to discuss the future of the building.

Research by TranspariMED and the Bristol Cable shows the university fails to meet requirements to publish medical trial data.

How did he get from a trading estate in Patchway to Trump’s golden elevator?

Intensive farming has rapidly expanded across the UK in the last decade. The Cable takes a look at the south-west picture.

Earlier this year we exposed the underpayment and poor working conditions at the Lopresti ice cream and property business. The allegations keep coming in.

Charlotte Leslie, the former Bristol North West MP has landed herself a job as the new director of the Conservative Middle East Council.

The News in Brief section of this edition's paper was dedicated almost entirely to the upcoming cuts to council services, which are out to consultation. The latest round looks to shave a few million pounds from support services to people with physical or mental health issues, the public toilets and the closure of half of the city's libraries. In addition, more news from the National Health Service and Bristol's housing developments.

The future of  Hamilton House, an iconic social enterprise and community hub on Stokes Croft, has been made uncertain.

Governments have cried wolf about drugs in the past, but warnings about new synthetic drugs are justified.

As yet another zero-affordable development gets going, delays hold back transparency policy

One firm shuts down its websites nationwide after hearing about this Cable investigation.

There’s no easy answer to the simultaneous exclusion of black cultural output and then it's appropriation by brands and people who are disrespectful to those who create it.