Articles by Adam Cantwell-Corn

Libraries, fields, offices: All sold off to fund the cost of austerity

A story of two women on the sharp end of organisational failures, who refused to be victims.

At a drab police station on the outskirts of Bristol, people of all backgrounds face a routine of fear with some standing in solidarity by their side.

Use of bailiffs has fallen off a cliff since July.

A fightback is brewing against a piece of legislation that epitomises the difficulties of having a secure home.

He built bombs and published racist, far-right views online. Why wasn't Matthew Glynn charged with terrorism offences?

Salvatore and Roberto Lopresti face modern day slavery charges.

The raid made national news as a show of dissent to the ‘hostile environment’ immigration regime.

Bristol’s red hot housing crisis is attracting a globetrotting elite. One owns this castle.

People took to the streets of Easton in an act of defiance against the government’s ‘hostile environment’ immigration enforcement regime.

A powerful display by precarious workers

Ice cream bosses face will face Crown Court next month