Ideas and Action

Momentum is building in the struggle for how Edward Colston, and slavery itself, should be remembered in Bristol in 2017.

October 1831 saw a blaze of anger and thirst for change in the city Over three days in October 1831, Bristol saw arguably the most important riot in British history.

The plans would have hit 16,000 of the poorest households.

Animation ‘What do you see?’, by Sally Arthur, showing how modern slavery works in the UK.

After the loss of her partner to drug addiction, Cara joined the campaign advocating for drug legalisation.

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

A short documentary on Bristol’s history of social justice struggle

A van dweller argues that community and council engagement could find solutions that suit Bristol’s diversity and tolerance.

 The Mayor and Bristolians can get inspiration in the struggle against the government.

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

A behind the scenes short documentary looking at Bristol Hunt Saboteurs, the animal rights activists who clash with hunters in a weekly battle in the...

The Bristol Wood Recycling Project, an award winning social enterprise in the heart of the Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone, has been issued a termination of...