disability
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‘Never has it been more important for disabled people to have a voice’
George Ayres talks to disability rights activist Mark Williams about the shift in focus in disability rights activism and his campaign for visitation rights for disabled patients during coronavirus.
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Banner Home Page Edition 22 Solutions In Bristol
Bristol SEND crisis: from isolation to family
Amid a crisis in special educational needs, these parents are building their own community.
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We’re sick of struggling to navigate our city
The council needs to step up and make sure people with hidden impairments can get around Bristol
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Celebrating Bristol
Nightclubs, neighbours and newsagents - how people are making the city a better place to live.
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Edition 13 Banner Home Page Photography
The cared-for become carers
Elm Tree Farm is a working farm in Stapleton providing support and training to adults with learning disabilities and autism. Photographer Esther May Campbell spent a year documenting it.
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I’m voting to stop the assault on disabled people’s rights
I am one of the 89% of disabled people intending to vote in this election. Cuts to services, a rise in hate crimes; as a group we have been especially impacted in these austere times.
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How will council cuts affect you? Social care
The Cable would like to hear from readers about how you think the council’s proposed cuts will affect you or your family.
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Ideas And Action Banner Home Page Edition 9
Bringing braille back from the brink
Braille literacy has been in dramatic decline. Yet in Bristol, users and innovators are joining forces to create technology to save it.
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Reports Ideas And Action City Bristol And Beyond
5 more years of austerity! Frontline workers speak out
Following on from yesterday’s big anti-cuts demonstration in Bristol we spoke to frontline workers about their fears for the next five years. The shock is wearing off,...
