Edition 28

Locked out of nature: Making Bristol’s parks accessible to Disabled people

Being outdoors is vital to our wellbeing, even more so during a pandemic, but for Disabled people, getting out into nature is harder than ever.

Hannah Vickers

People's History

Hilda Cashmore: Pioneering social worker who founded Barton Hill Settlement

Helen Meller

Edition 28

Power, personalities and PR: why this year could see the end of a mayor for Bristol

Adam Cantwell-Corn

Bristol and the Climate Crisis

The chemistry detectives tracking down illegal emissions

Five years ago, Bristol scientists discovered illegal ozone-destroying pollution on the other side of the world. Their findings prompted action – but they say the climate crisis demands better atmospheric monitoring.

Aphra Evans

Music

Taking back control in a male-dominated industry

Eliz Mizon

Features

Laughing it off: how comedy can aid recovery from trauma

Hannah Vickers

Edition 28

Bristol is exploring the idea of rent controls. But will they help fix a broken system?

Campaigners are demanding the city’s political leaders lobby the government for local power to introduce regulation in response to steep rent rises.

Sean Morrison

In Disrepair: Bristol's broken renting system

The Cable’s super helpful guide to renting…

Finding somewhere to rent in Bristol is tough, so we’ve put together a handy guide to help you navigate the various challenges.

Will Franklin and Matty Edwards

Bristol and the Climate Crisis

City Leap: a billion pound leap of faith towards net zero?

The ambitious plan for private sector investment in cutting carbon was recently delayed again. After the recent Bristol Energy fiasco, City Leap is set to come under even greater scrutiny.