Do young Bristolians want the vote?

The youth will control our future and how the world ends up for the next generation. But are they ready?

“You are definitely not alone”: Using art to tackle the teenage mental health taboo

Teenagers and youth charities have collaborated with the Cable on this series of illustrations on mental health

Tearing up Asda car park – The Bristol cruiser scene

Tokyo, L.A, Cribbs Causeway: the cruiser scene is alive and well in Bristol

Night Stop: the people offering Bristol’s homeless young adults somewhere to sleep.

As the housing crisis deepens and homelessness is on the rise, some Bristolians are stepping up to help those falling through the gaps in provision

Off the streets and into the ring

Bristol’s inner-city boxing clubs are teaching lessons that reach beyond fitness and footwork

Interactive: Our voices – young people with cancer

People don’t often ask us about it. Often I can tell by someone’s face that they want to broach the subject.

“It’s difficult to exist outside the gender binary”

A non-binary perspective on the south-west’s first ever Trans Pride event.

“Expect prejudice, but never accept it”

The landscape is changing for Bristol’s LGBT+ kids, but they need support

Votes at 16: Should young people have a voice at the ballot box?

Youth worker Jack Clements makes the case for lowering the voting age.

Healthcare at risk: the flight of junior doctors

Wider consequences about new contract reform outplay risks of strike says Bristol based junior doctor

Art Review: ‘A Drawn out Death’ by Creative Youth Network

A brave and honest commentary on the subject of death from young artists of The Creative Youth Network

Kids Company: staff speak up

Hundreds of vulnerable young people in Bristol are facing uncertainty with the dramatic collapse of  Kids Company.  75 staff who worked for the charity in...