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Police officer who had sex with drunk woman on duty cleared of misconduct
Lee Cocking stood accused of sleeping with a drunk woman in his police car, but claimed it was sexual assault. On Friday he was cleared of gross misconduct.
Research reveals Bristol neighbourhoods most at risk from energy crisis
Climate group Friends of the Earth has identified Bristol communities with high energy usage and low household incomes, amid calls for meaningful action to prevent hardship in winter.
Victory for sex workers as council votes to keep strip clubs open in Bristol
Years of fraught campaigning draw to a close, with a move performers say will protect them from being forced into more dangerous work in less regulated workplaces.
For 35 years, Bristol has been home to a charity which lets prisoners create music on the inside. Now, a sister record label is supporting them to launch music careers after release.
Listen: Bristol Unpacked with captain of Bristol City Women’s Aimee Palmer
The women's Euros are heating up with higher attendances and broadcast figures than ever before. Bristol City's Aimee Palmer talks about growing interest in the women's game and the challenges along the way.
Sex workers and women’s groups respond to consultation showing strong support for strip clubs
The results of a public consultation show 86% of respondents don't want strip clubs banned, just three weeks before the council decides their fate – and that of their workers.
Listen: Bristol Unpacked on striking care workers at St Monica’s, with trade union organiser Josh Connor
At a time where each day brings new stories of industrial action, Neil Maggs speaks to Josh Connor, a Unison staffer standing with care workers on the picket line.
‘It’s not pro-life, it’s pro-misogyny’: Bristol marches on abortion rights
A protest on Saturday saw speakers bring to light the murky legal picture around abortion in the UK, just two weeks after the US Supreme Court effectively banned abortions for millions.
