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.

A look back on our November members meeting about drugs in Bristol, which left people feeling “connected”, “inspired" and “heard”.

Newspapers should quite rightly be judged by what they print, but it’s high time to also focus attention on how they are run as businesses, and who they serve.

We asked members what our next campaign should be… and you came up with some challenging and powerful ideas.

Bristol’s drug problem is threatening lives more than ever. We're launching a series of stories on the people fighting addiction, treating it and pushing for reform.

As advice agencies and food banks are warning about the impact in Bristol, we'd like to hear your experiences.

The Cable led calls from across the city to #bootoutbailiffs - and we’re being heard.

A look back at Media Lab 2018 - a free journalism course making the media more accessible.

The Bristol Cable is an internationally recognised pioneer in building a new model for journalism. We – 2000 members (and growing) – are changing what local media looks like: in what we produce, how it’s produced, and who owns it.

Today, we are sending out copies of the magazine out to hundreds of Cable members. To get yours through the post, become a member and pay £3 or more a month. Otherwise, copies will be available for free from hundreds of venues across Bristol within the next week or so.

Award winning football author, David Goldblatt, delivered a fascinating talk on Putin, politics and football.

One hundred Bristol Cable members crammed in to the co-operative’s annual general meeting, proving once again that media in the public interest must be led...