The short sighted and damaging plans need to be dropped and another way found, argues Anny Cullum an organiser for ACORN.

“If we are going to look with pride on how our tools make positive contributions to the world, we must also accept some responsibility for...

A selection of powerful stories of people going through recovery.

Cable member Graham McGrath, a Bristol-based environmental consultant, says the BBC were wrong to host Lord Lawson, the well known climate skeptic.

Nearly 70 overdoses and a stomach full of charcoal: one young woman shares her 18-month experience of obsessive-compulsive disorder.

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...

Laurie King, from Sims Hill Shared Harvest, explains the need for a holistic approach to tackle food insecurity – and the projects, including Sims Hill’s...

Tired of the misrepresentation of refugees and asylum seekers in the media, Bristol Free Voice is tackling the issue head on. Founded earlier this year,...

Isabel Burnett speaks about her experiences living outside the traditional housing market – in a van parked up on the street.

Charlotte Leslie, the former Bristol North West MP has landed herself a job as the new director of the Conservative Middle East Council.

There’s no easy answer to the simultaneous exclusion of black cultural output and then it's appropriation by brands and people who are disrespectful to those who create it.

Lorna Stephenson argues that companies such as Babcock should not be allowed to ‘pink-wash’ their dealings with repressive regimes by sponsoring Pride events.