In his latest column, Nikesh Shukla considers the point of reading and recommends some of his favourite books and bookshops.

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The Cable spoke to queer migrants who found love and belonging in Bristol despite steep fees, bureaucracy and a baffling visa system.

The People’s Media For over 11 years, The Bristol Cable has been a beacon of independent journalism and has reshaped ...

Community Engagement lead Begonya Miranda visits a unique interfaith hub in the heart of Easton creating a powerful model of belonging.

Rapper, artist and activist MoYah on his journey from Mozambique to Portugal to the UK, and how that path shaped his sound and sense of self ...

We believe in the idea that ‘if you see it, you can be it,’ so helping to build that kind of representation is something we’re proud of. Culture is a massive part of what we do — we want everyone ...

The Cable investigates the government's immigration crackdown, the effect on delivery riders and the activists mobilising against them ...

The Cable meets the local cricket club with a mission to change that The future of independent, hard-hitting media is in your hands. If you are anti-corporates, anti-oligarchs and anti-bulls#!t, then ...

After arriving on a Student visa, Telojo Emina had just two years post-graduation to find a sponsor — or leave the UK. This is her story of building a life caught between limbo and a ticking clock ...

Across the nation, far-right anti-migrant narratives amplified by the heritage media are fuelling hatred and misinformation. In response, we centre this edition on migration—celebrating Bristol’s ...