Charities distance themselves from council review into ‘spying’ on SEND parents’ social media
As councillors prepare to vote on an independent inquiry into alleged online surveillance of parents of children with special educational needs, third parties named in an internal report have challenged the council's narrative.
‘This is a film about justice.’ The long-awaited I am Judah documentary premieres in Bristol
The 'I am Judah' documentary depicting the brutal tasering by the police of community elder Ras Judah premiered this week and raises ongoing concerns with the racist policing of Bristol’s Afro-Caribbean communities.
‘It leaves you with a sense of dread’: Bristol’s broken rental market one of England’s worst for families on housing benefit
Over a whole month, just one two-bed property in the city was affordable to private renters claiming housing benefits, according to new research by the Bureau for Investigative Journalism.
