Police and Crime bill
‘She could’ve died’: Kill the Bill protester’s struggle to hold police to account for knocking her out with baton
Despite her physical injuries, the trauma that followed, and that her actions at a demonstration three years ago paled in comparison to the violence she faced, it’s Fleur Moody, not the officer who struck her, who was prosecuted.
About the Bill
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Moving on: Bristol's Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities
Pandemic evictions and the Police and Crime Bill leave travelling communities fearful of what comes next
Kill the Bill riot trials
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Listen: Bristol Unpacked with Neil Maggs
Listen: Bristol Unpacked, with activist Jasmine York on being jailed after the Kill the Bill riots
Jasmine York, who was jailed for arson after the 2021 Kill the Bill riots, discusses those days that rocked the city, and abolishing prisons.
Bristol's Kill the Bill protests
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Bristol's Kill the Bill protests
Police used ‘excessive force’ during Bristol Kill the Bill protests, as parliamentary inquiry finds ‘significant failings’
A new report into policing of Bristol’s Kill the Bill protests and the Clapham vigil for Sarah Everard has found that police used excessive force and failed to distinguish between violent and peaceful protesters.
‘Sarah Everard had been let down by a police officer, and the thought of the police having more power scared me’ says riot accused
The defence have closed their case in the trial of Jasmine York, who is charged with riot and arson following a Kill the Bill protest in Bristol. She denies both charges.
Prosecution allege protestor was ‘leader’ of Kill the Bill riot, as jury hears accused was bitten by a police dog and hit by batons
The prosecution have laid out their case against Jasmine York, 26, who is on trial for riot and arson following a Kill the Bill protest in Bristol. She denies both charges.
