Open Democracy journalist and Dark Arts newsletter author Ethan Shone takes Isaac and Priyanka on a whistlestop tour of dark ...

Jaldeep walks the streets with Bristol resident Anela Wood, who is blind, to understand how everyday streets become dangerous ...

In the wake of the tragic death of 18 year old Dontae Davis in Lawrence Hill, Neil chats to Darren Alexander who runs Aspiration Creation Elevation (ACE), a music mentoring organisation for youth in ...

Our Story The Cable is not your average newspaper. In 2014, the UK’s journalism industry was at rock bottom. 2012’s Leveson Inquiry report revealed systemic, decades-long criminality by the tabloid ...

Listen: Bristol Unpacked with the BBC’s Pete Simson on the WECA mayoral election, making politics interesting and why snacks matter Neil talks to Pete Simson, BBC Politics West editor, about the race ...

It’s been almost a year since the worst racist rioting in generations swept across the UK. Dozens of cities in England and Northern Ireland ...

Independent. Investigative. Indispensable.Keep the Lights On Investigative journalism strengthens democracy – it’s a necessity, not a luxury. The Cable is Bristol’s independent, investigative newsroom ...

And in December, the council released a consultation on plans for the new cycling hub in Lawrence Weston. The council needs to submit a business case for this £15m project to WECA this spring for ...

Bristol has voted in a referendum to ditch its mayor and introduce a different style of local governance that will put more power in the hands of councillors. Some 59.3% of voters opted to get rid of ...

Barry got involved in 1997, as the squat was being used to support local eco-defence camps which were resisting the Batheaston bypass and Syston Ring Road. Barry told the Cable that Kebele was a go-to ...

Jeremy Corbyn was invited to this year’s Bristol Transformed, the city’s progressive festival of ideas, to speak about his Peace & Justice Project, and also to make a batch of jam live on stage.

The “Downs for People” group are now taking it to the High Court to review the granting of the licence. Meanwhile, the tenacious Countering Colston campaign has renewed their calls for the Society to ...