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Are you concerned about bias in mainstream media?
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If so, apply to become a voluntary Bristol Cable director and help us strengthen our work and secure our future. We ask for just a few hours of your time each year, along with your expertise and experience.

Directors are elected by our 2,600+ members through an online vote, with results announced at our Annual General Meeting on Thursday 9 October.

Read on for more information about standing for election.

Since our beginnings in 2014, the Cable staff have been supported by a dedicated board of directors who act as critical friends and advisors to the co-op. See the current board here.

Being a board member is a responsibility, but it is also a rewarding, varied, and stimulating role. It’s a key way to contribute to the city, support the Cable’s mission, and develop your own skills and experience.

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