Edition 18
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Opinion: Our children’s future must not be built on sand
If funding cuts continue, our children face losing the opportunity to get the best possible start in life.
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Opinion: If the hijab is such an ‘oppressive tool’, why do I feel so empowered?
My scarf, my choice. Real oppression begins when you deprive someone of that choice.
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Banner Home Page Ideas And Action
Inside a Bristol warehouse is a vast history of women’s fight for rights
The Cable explores the present day relevance of the Feminist Archive South.
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Banner Home Page Discrimination And Inequalities Accommodation Moving On: Bristol's Gypsy, Roma And Traveller Communities
Road to nowhere: Bristol’s hidden housing crisis
Faced with a unique housing crisis and deep-seated prejudice, where are Bristol’s Gypsy and Traveller population supposed to go?
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Investigations Banner Home Page
How two survivors of abuse were failed. And how they fought back.
A story of two women on the sharp end of organisational failures, who refused to be victims.
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Ideas And Action Banner Home Page
A community fights for asylum justice
Bristol Bison rugby player Ken Macharia speaks about his experience of detention, as the system comes under the spotlight.
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Edson Burton: My hopes for Bristol’s scene in 2019
The writer, historian and curator on challenges and opportunities for the city’s arts.
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How the air we breathe is a matter of equality
In Bristol’s inner city areas, residents produce less air pollution than wealthier suburbs - but suffer the worst effects.
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Addicted Bristol: Life And Death
A safe fix for Bristol’s drug users and the city
Saving lives and clearing needles off the streets: Bristol has the power to become the first UK city to set up a safe consumption room.
