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Teenager Wins £30,000 Settlement for Being Sacked Over TrainersElizabeth Benassi, an 18-year-old employment adviser, recently made headlines after winning a significant settlement of nearly £30,000 for being unfairly dismissed from her job at Maximus...

Murder Investigation Unfolds: Tragedy Strikes in Milton KeynesIn a heartbreaking turn of events, two women lost their lives and two others were left seriously injured in a suspected stabbing incident that shook the quiet...

Packed Bus Plunges into Lake in Norway, Claiming Three LivesTragedy struck in Norway as a bus carrying 58 passengers, including numerous foreign nationals, veered off a main road in Nordland county and crashed into...

The Controversy Continues: Archbishop of York's Christmas Sermon CriticizedThe Bishop of Newcastle, Helen-Ann Hartley, has recently spoken out against the Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, criticizing his Christmas sermon as "empty words." This comes...

DAME Priti Patel Calls for Reversal of Starmer's Chagos Islands Surrender DealPolitical Turmoil Over Chagos IslandsIn a stunning turn of events, Dame Priti Patel has demanded an immediate U-turn by the PM over his...

UK Government Consults Car Industry on Phasing Out Petrol and Diesel Cars by 2030The UK government has announced its plans to consult the car industry on the phasing-out of new petrol and diesel cars...

Teenager's Jaw Snapped by Jawbreaker Sweet: Hospitalization and RecoveryJaveria Wasim, a 19-year-old student, underwent excruciating surgery and is currently on a liquid diet after her jaw snapped in two places while biting into a...

Uncovering the Actions of Popular Front's Jake Hanrahan: A Closer LookIn the world of journalism, there are individuals who stand out for their dedication, passion, and unique approach to storytelling. One such individual is...

Two Men Jailed for Fighting Far-Right ExtremismOn August 3, Ebrima Jadama found himself at the forefront of resistance against extremist far-right violence in Bristol's Castle Park. The 20-year-old Black Muslim was subjected to racist...

Race Riots and Union Resistance: A Debrief on Current EventsIn a surprising turn of events this summer, Bristol was taken aback by the significant presence of far-right groups that caught trade unionists off guard....

Political Donations: Contributors to Bristol Labour MPsAs the Labour government in the UK approaches six months in power, controversies surrounding political donations to Bristol MPs have come to light. While initial outrage focused on...

Righting a Historic Injustice: The Bristol SEND Teachers WalkoutSpecial needs teachers at the Bristol Hospital Education Service have taken a bold stand to address a longstanding injustice in the education sector. These teachers, deeply...

The Impact of Section 60 on Police-Community Relations: Causes and SolutionsLeigh McKenna, a dedicated Bristol youth worker, recently witnessed the detrimental effects of a controversial 'suspicionless' police stop-and-search operation on Black and brown children...

Uncovering the Ettrick Robbery Spree: A Shocking Crime in Avon – What Really HappenedIn the autumn of 1924, a riveting incident occurred on the River Avon that left the streets of Bristol in a...

The Evolution of Punk and Rave Music with Faithless: A Journey Through Musical InfluencesNearly four decades ago, Dave Randall, the esteemed guitarist from Faithless, found himself at a pivotal moment that would shape his...

Staff Concerns and Resignations at Bristol University Wellbeing Services At the University of Bristol, changes to the Student Wellbeing Services have sparked unease among staff members and led to multiple resignations. The proposed restructure of...

Amanda Sharman and the Bristol Boat Dwellers Amanda Sharman, a Bristol resident, has been advocating for the rights of boat dwellers in Bristol, shedding light on a lesser-known community within the city. The picturesque harbour...

Campaign to End Suspicionless Stop and Search: A Closer LookIn the heart of Bristol, a city plagued by a recent surge in fatal stabbings, a dedicated reporter and a team of passionate individuals have...

Boosting Kingswood's Youth Services Through Increased FundingIn Kingswood, a town of 40,000 people in South Gloucestershire, youth services are receiving a much-needed boost through increased funding from an unexpected source - the town council....

Habib Kadiri Explores the Impact of Stop-and-SearchIn a recent turn of events, Cable reporter Sean Morrison found himself in a unique position while attending a presentation to the officers of Avon and Somerset Police....

Uncovering Historic Buildings' Ties to Slavery: A Woman's MissionGloria Daniel, a woman on a mission to highlight the intimate ties between historic buildings and the slave trade, is making waves in Bristol. Her dedication...

Unjust Punishments: A Closer Look at Bristol Street ViolenceIn Bristol, the aftermath of xenophobic, racist, extremist violence on the streets goes beyond just punishing the far right. Abdinasir Hussein, a 24-year-old estranged from his...

Did Bristol City Council Successfully Remove Bailiffs?In a groundbreaking turn of events, Bristol City Council has taken a significant step towards eliminating the use of bailiffs for collecting council tax. This decision comes after...

Jendayi Serwah on Reparations: Why People Take ActionFor those seeking to understand the intricacies of the reparations movement, look no further than the recent episode of People Just Do Something, where Jendayi Serwah delves...

Sebastián Bruno: A Collaborative Journey with The Hive AvonSebastián Bruno, an award-winning photographer and documentary-maker, found himself drawn to the bustling hub of Bristol charity the Hive Avon during an assignment to capture the...

Internationalism in Action In late September 2023, amidst the tensions in the West Bank, Aysha*, a teacher at Wadi Siq primary school, recounted a harrowing experience. Violent Israeli settlers aimed their guns at students studying...

Reviving the Last Pub in Lawrence Weston: A Community's Hopeful TurnaroundIn the heart of Lawrence Weston lies the Giant Goram, the last pub standing in the neighborhood that once boasted five thriving boozers. However,...

Avon & Somerset Police: Disproportionate Strip Searches of Black IndividualsA leaked report has exposed the alarming reality of racial disparities in the Avon and Somerset Police force, specifically concerning the disproportionate strip searches of...

Solidarity in the Workplace: Unions' Ongoing Support for PalestineIn a powerful display of solidarity, workers and students from various educational institutions in Bristol recently gathered outside Bristol Cathedral to show their support for the...

Addressing Institutional Racism in Avon and Somerset Police: Urgent Reforms NeededThe issue of institutional racism within Avon and Somerset Police has been a longstanding concern that continues to plague Black communities in the region....

SLEEC: Meg and Bryony Empower Change with People Just Do SomethingBurned out and disheartened by their experiences in mainstream charities focused on supporting women who have survived sexual violence, Megan Baker and Bryony Ball...

Count Binface, the bin-faced politician from "near-Earth orbit", is causing quite a stir in Bristol ahead of his show, Bindependence Day, at the Wardrobe Theatre. As a "Recyclon from Planet Sigma IX", Binface is...

Government's Employment Rights Bill: A Game-Changer for Workers in BristolLabour’s new Employment Rights Bill has been making waves since its introduction to Parliament on 10 October 2024, hailed as the “biggest upgrade to rights...

Engagement Lead Job Opportunity at The Bristol Cable: Apply Now!Are you passionate about community engagement and empowering diverse voices? The Bristol Cable is seeking an Engagement Lead to drive membership growth and retention in...

Racial Inequality Exposed: The Shocking Truth Behind Stop-and-Search PracticesIn a recent report released by the Children’s Commissioner, the grim reality of racial inequality in stop-and-search practices has been laid bare. The report, spanning from...

The Barton House Evacuation: A Year LaterNovember 14, 2024, will mark the one-year anniversary of the Barton House tower block evacuation in east Bristol, a day that forever changed the lives of hundreds of...

Residents of Barton House Fight for Justice One Year After EvacuationBarton House, a council-owned tower block in Bristol, made headlines a year ago when residents were abruptly evacuated due to safety concerns. The traumatic...

Creating Accessible Makeup: A Bristol Woman's Inspiring Journey to InclusivityIn the bustling beauty industry, the quest for inclusivity has often been a fleeting thought, with disabled individuals merely serving as tokens in campaigns. The...

Barry Parsons: A Green Perspective Barry Parsons, one of the Green representatives for Easton, sheds light on the realities of being a councillor in 2024. Despite acknowledging the low pay and demanding schedule, he reveals...

Empowering Trans Community: The Impact of Drag in BristolIn the heart of Bristol, a vibrant and revolutionary movement is taking place. Drag artists, performers, and activists are coming together to create a space that...

Collapsed Roof in Bristol Prompts Urgent Action from Council One of Bristol’s worst ‘eyesore’ buildings, the Kernow Audio and Sound building, located on Mina Road in St Werburghs, has experienced a partial collapse of its...

In 2018, a group of friends gathered in a pub in Stoke Newington, disheartened by the political turmoil following the Brexit referendum. As they scrolled through their Twitter feeds, pondering the chaos, an idea...

South Bristol's New Youth Zone: Connecting Communities in HartcliffeSouth Bristol is abuzz with excitement as the construction of the new 224 Youth Zone in Knowle West is well underway. This massive centre, set to...

South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhoods The South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhoods (SBLN) scheme has sparked conversations and debates across Southville, Bedminster, and Windmill Hill, areas encompassing the BS3 postcode. With approximately £3 million already allocated and an...

Uncovering Bristol's Tattoo Stories: A Look at Dock City's Ink CultureThe vibrant city of Bristol has long been a hub for creative expression, with its tattoo culture standing out as a defining feature. From...

Opposition Grows Against East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood PlanResidents of East Bristol are up in arms over the controversial Liveable Neighbourhood Plan, which aims to transform the area by restricting through-traffic and promoting alternative modes...

The River Avon: A Call to Action for Environmental RightsRecent floods have once again highlighted the urgent need to recognize and protect the rights of the River Avon. The extreme weather events have caused...

Empowering Youth: Samira Musse's Insights on Bristol's Community ServicesIn the heart of Bristol, a trial scheme to close off roads across St. George, Redfield, and Barton Hill is stirring up controversy among residents. The...

Empowering Youth: A Conversation with Samira MusseIn the heart of Bristol, a contentious trial scheme to close off roads has sparked heated debates among residents. The East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood project has left many...

Bristol has a unique tattoo culture that celebrates diversity and inclusion. Artists in Bristol draw inspiration from all over the world, creating a vibrant community of tattoo enthusiasts. The city's tattoo culture dates back...