Voices

City

Protests while police and private security protect sale of council homes.

Continued protests whilst heavy handed policing and private security prevent disruption to public housing auction.

Hadie Abido

City

MC Idren-Natural’s life in a sound system culture

An evolving UK movement through the eyes of a musical warrior.

Shaun Clarke

Edition 7

Bristol Cable women’s roundtable: “This is not a democracy”

Four young women on their thoughts and feelings on democracy in the everyday.

Bonny Chung

Edition 7

DIY Press: From conspiracy to community coverage

From yellowing pages of the 1960s to today, radical media reveals Bristol's history of alternative democratic engagement.

Steve Hunt

Voices

Bringing Eddie home

A Bristol mother is separated from her hospitalised 16-year-old son by 600 miles. She’s campaigning for his return – and for better mental health services...

Lorna Stephenson
Lorna Stephenson

Voices

Even in 2016, listening to our bodies is a radical idea

Bristol company Coexist have caused a media sensation by discussing a ‘period policy’ for its majority female workforce

Holly Black

Bristol and Beyond

NHS in Bristol propose controversial rule change for contracts

Clinical Commissioning Group claims just a “minor change” despite protests

Chris Miller

Ideas and Action

Side by side: Bristolians and Calais refugees

The Bristol Cable spoke to demonstrators many of whom had recently been to the camp and wanted to raise awareness about the ongoing situation through this gathering in the centre of town.

Mat A

City

Green Capital? 2015 was “extremely difficult”, says Bristol wind power CEO

The renewables industry struggled through Green Capital year – highlighting the chasm between well-intentioned local initiatives and dogmatic central government energy policy.

Lorna Stephenson
Lorna Stephenson

Voices

Bristol: University of Sanctuary?

Refugees and asylum seekers should have equal access to higher education, say student campaigners.

Neil Walker

Ideas and Action

Enough is enough. Surveying sexism at work

A Cable survey of people who’d experienced workplace sexual harassment and discrimination, yielded shocking results. What can be done about this persistent issue?

Bonny Chung

Interviews

Interview: Comedian Josie Long outing crooks on stage

Transcription: Milly Parmenter The Bristol Cable caught up with comedian Josie Long to hear about why she’s blending investigative journalism with stand-up. You know that...

Alon Aviram
Alon Aviram
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