Investigations

This investigation is part of a Bristol Cable campaign calling on the council to stop using bailiffs to collect council tax.

The prison is trying to crack down on prescription drug pregabalin, as inmates either remain addicted or use it as currency.

Could education and training for prisoners help solve the crisis at HMP Bristol?

A huge new development is set to begin in South Bristol. However, there won't be a single affordable home. But this time it’s not developers trying to get around council targets. 

From major hotels and office blocks, to flats and single car parking spaces, hundreds of properties in Bristol are owned through companies based overseas. Most of these companies are based in tax havens, marked by secrecy and opportunities for dodging taxes or hiding the origins of their money.

Twenty-eight properties owned by Bristol City Council are being leased to companies based in secretive tax havens, an investigation by the Cable reveals.

The Cable is co-ordinating a national campaign to prompt a parliamentary inquiry into IMSI-catchers, and to get police to come clean on their use of the technology.

Documents obtained by the Cable show the council plans for removing immigrant rough sleepers

Joint operations between the council and Immigration Enforcement have been ongoing for at least two years

Employees and experts speak out about the causes of declining conditions.

The Cable is launching a national campaign calling for police to come clean on IMSI-catchers, and to ban this intrusive technology.

Data suggests racial profiling in 11 major UK cities.