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Rising demand and falling donations causing shortages at Bristol food banks
The cost of living crisis means more people need food banks – but fewer are donating. The Cable spoke to organisations across the city trying to help the growing number of households who can't afford to eat.
October’s energy price cap rise fuels concern and community action
The Don't Pay energy bill payment strike was called off this week, but the repercussions of the energy crisis will still be stark for many over the coming winter.
Bridging cultural divides in a global city, one meal at a time
In a city which speaks 91 languages, this week saw the launch of a cook book that shares recipes, stories and memories from Bristol's many different communities.
