Visuals

Mural Artwork by Bristol Refugee Artists Collective

What does belonging mean to you?

The Cable asked members of Bristol Refugee Artists Collective — made up of 15 members who’ve found community and expression through art — to respond to this question. Their artwork reflects the complexities, struggles and unexpected joys of migration

Bristol Refugee Arts Collective

Visuals

Watch: the women working on the tools and bucking the trend

Jenny Stringer, Aphra Evans and Kaelyn Maehara

Visuals

Watch: Knowle West boxing club puts up a fight

Charlie Watts

City

Women who built Bristol: ‘We were challenging all the time’

A look at some of the great women who helped shape this city.

Laura Williams

Photography

PHOTOESSAY: Different sides of Southmead

Colin Moody

Voices

“Beautiful, ordinary people”: Capturing Brexit on film

Lorna Stephenson

Visuals

Video: What’s up with the council cuts consultations?

The council is planning to cut back on libraries, public toilets, school crossing patrols and adult social care. As the consultation roadshow comes to an...

Jenny Stringer and Alec Saelens

Voices

“You are definitely not alone”: Using art to tackle the teenage mental health taboo

Teenagers and youth charities have collaborated with the Cable on this series of illustrations on mental health

Dean Ayotte

Voices

“Are you sexually confused?”: Prejudice in mental health services

"You're sexually confused": Historically, LGBT+ people have been treated appallingly by mental health professionals and institutions, and the situation is still problematic today, says Luke Carter.

Luke Carter

Ideas and Action