Bristol Uni announces big plans for fossil fuels divestment

The outcome of a long campaign for fossil fuels divestment

55% cut to crisis fund “catastrophic” for domestic violence survivors

Women’s groups have raised concerns that a 55% budget cut to the council’s crisis fund will have a disproportionate impact on those fleeing domestic abuse.

Illegal: police withholding key information

Is it a clampdown in response to Bristol Cable investigations or just a bureaucratic oversight?

Video Exclusive: Marvin Rees Interview

Mayor of Bristol on his attitude towards central government over budget cuts, his vision for local authorities' future, and approaches to progressive politics.

School funding crisis: Olympus Academy Trust speaks out

Bristol and South Gloucestershire-based Olympus Academy Trust go public on severe funding cuts.

IPCC: Justice for Judah?

The IPCC lacks teeth. What sort of 'justice' can we expect for Judah?

Breaking: Chocolate Factory development final decision

Councillors today backed down to developers over the controversial Chocolate Factory site in Easton. In a case that has become emblematic of the housing crisis...

Council budget approved amid protests

Perhaps the outcome was no surprise, but the process was eventful.

Transport budget cuts could lead to isolation

Future transfer of transport responsibilities to Metro Mayor expected to save money, but there are fears subsidies cuts could end some services.

“It will be more difficult to cope.”

Disabled people and carers speak out on Bristol cuts impacts.

Breaking: Multinational bank backs down to local campaigners

Santander has been forced to back track on a controversial policy.

How will council transport budget cuts impact you?

The Cable would like to hear from readers about how you think the council’s proposed cuts will affect you or your family. On the 21st...