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We’re pleased to invite you to the Bristol Cable Annual General Meeting 2019, where Cable members help steer the co-op for the year ahead.

Mayor Marvin Rees has clarified Bristol council’s position, saying it is exactly the same as the other 11 councils.

BBC Points West helped us tell the story of how ice cream and property boss Salvatore Lopresti kept men in slave-like conditions.

Dark Arts is a tale of private investigators, corruption, political pressure, Pakistani heroin and a mansion in the Somerset hills revealed over three parts in a new Cable true crime series.

Behind the shaky video that caught national attention is an important wider story. The Cable is proud to get behind a film seeking to tell it.

It’s time to hear from members on which issue we should prioritise in our next campaign – making drug use safer or cleaning up our air.

We believe journalism is more than information. It’s power. And now it’s time to add your voice to create positive change in Bristol.

There's no two ways about it, the Cornerman series is 'sensational', but not at the expense of accuracy, rather because of it.

In the digital age, news is turning into noise so we try to cut through that by telling the full story - from start to finish.