An interview with the vice-president of the Federation of Neighbourhood Associations of Barcelona

Undercover cop-turned-drug reform activist Neil Woods talks about “the most important social justice issue of our time”.

Descendants of World War 1 conscientious objectors reclaim their history as a source of pride

The Bristol-based celebrity historian talks about why he challenges the white-washing of British history… and the “pretty weird” relationship the city has with Edward Colston.

The charity's chief executive tells the Cable about supporting sex workers with love, and trying to help women off the streets.

Davood Khayatain talks about institutional racism, media prejudice, and how Bijan's death has influenced his activism.

A year after the blanket ban of new psychoactive substances, evidence shows limits and effect on most vulnerable people.

How did he get from a trading estate in Patchway to Trump’s golden elevator?

Certain treatments of chronic fatigue syndrome, or ME, have pitted patients against researchers, and scientists against scientists – amid furious clashes on the validity of landmark studies into the condition.

Bristol is a hotbed of literary talent. Katharine Orton spends time with three Bristol writers: YA award-winner, Stefan Mohamed, romantic novelist Rosemary Dun, and popular...

Health workers claim cuts and privitisation threaten NHS, not migrants – and they’re not willing to act as ‘border guards’.

We caught up with a Bristol lawyer to explain the significance