Listen: The Debrief: No far right in sight… Bristol’s victory over hatred
Join Cable journalists discussing what’s driving the far-right violence across the country, and our city’s incredible show of solidarity as thousands took to the streets to say no to racist, xenophobic hatred.
Long Read: Bristol took a stand against the far right, and it’s preparing to do it all over again
As the dust settles on the weekends’ clashes, the Cable reflects on the evening’s events - the racism, the resistance and the tensions that fuelled them.
‘Bristol’s council housing failings are shocking – but are just the tip of a massive national iceberg’
Decades of underinvestment in council homes by central government have led to unacceptable living standards for tenants, in our city and across the country. A national solution is needed.
Listen: People Just Do Something with Grace Blakeley and the ‘cacophony of woke’
People Just Do Something is a relaxing and possibly enraging podcast about people who might self-identify as activists, untangling the means of effecting change in Bristol, broken Britain and beyond.
Yew Tree Farm, one of Bristol’s most important wildlife sites, remains under threat from private and council development. But now the Greens say they don't have the power to deliver on their commitment to protect it.
The car park kickabouts tackling anti-social behaviour in Hartcliffe
Football charity the Robins Foundation responded to reports of antisocial behaviour outside Hartcliffe’s Morrisons by organising football sessions in its car park. It’s led to a claimed 60% drop in complaints.
Mikaela Loach: ‘We need climate justice, not just climate action’
Climate activist and author Mikaela Loach spoke at a packed out live event earlier this summer about how she processed her climate guilt and how we can fight for a more just future.
