Nightclubs, neighbours and newsagents - how people are making the city a better place to live.

Prejudice against Gypsies and Travellers is still the last ‘respectable’ racism, but is it getting worse?

Councillor for Stoke Bishop, John Goulandris calls Bristol a ‘soft touch’ on Travellers and wants the council to expand enforcement powers.

But Race Equality Commissioner says justice hasn’t been done for Judah Adunbi.

But playworkers warn that the future of play in Bristol is at risk, with adventure playgrounds struggling to stay open without council funding.

A-Level results day is here and young people all over Bristol are celebrating, commiserating and considering their options. Wellfest aims to help students celebrate the work they’ve put in this year.

Stressed out staff say they need need system change and leadership support, not resilience training.

Upfest gave a nod to the centenary of women first getting the vote by joining forces with Bristol Women's Voice and some of the world's top female street artists.

Meet some of the community groups finding creative solutions to food poverty, mental health and assumptions around gender identity.

A safeguarding review into the murder of Kamil Ahmad says his death could have been avoided with better communication between services.

The programme that puts abusers at the heart of the solution.

Jack Keeling, who was imprisoned for graffiti, talks to the Bristol Cable about his sentence, Bristol’s graffiti scene and the council’s promise to create legal graffiti walls.