Should rivers be given the same legal rights as humans?
After pushback from the council, one campaigner is now looking to test the waters of British law in an effort to protect the Avon from further pollution.
Bristol’s nursery schools battle to stay afloat as government proposals offer lifeline
Bristol's 12 council-funded nurseries, which play a vital role in reducing inequalities among young children, aren't sustainable due to years of underfunding.
For 35 years, Bristol has been home to a charity which lets prisoners create music on the inside. Now, a sister record label is supporting them to launch music careers after release.
Local historian Eugene Byrne explores the role of race, the media and the passage of time in how society views three riots that have taken place in the city.
Listen: Bristol Unpacked with captain of Bristol City Women’s Aimee Palmer
The women's Euros are heating up with higher attendances and broadcast figures than ever before. Bristol City's Aimee Palmer talks about growing interest in the women's game and the challenges along the way.
The Bristol Cable wins funding for ‘The Future of Cities’ solutions series
How can we develop cities fit for the future? Over the next year, the Cable will explore solutions being pioneered here in Bristol and around the world to answer this question.
