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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...

Residents in East Bristol are experiencing the impacts of the Liveable Neighbourhood scheme, which aims to reduce through-traffic in the area, encourage walking and cycling, and make streets safer. However, opposition to the scheme...

The idea of creating 'liveable neighbourhoods' in Bristol's east end has stirred up controversy. Now, the focus is shifting to south of the river. The city council has been engaging with residents over the...

In 2018, a group of friends gathered in a pub in Stoke Newington, feeling frustrated about the political turmoil following the Brexit referendum. They scrolled through their Twitter feeds and came up with an...

A collapsing roof on a derelict building in Bristol has raised concerns among local residents and officials. The Kernow Audio and Sound building on Mina Road in St Werburghs has been a long-standing eyesore...

In the heart of Bristol, a vibrant and diverse community of trans performers come together to showcase their talents and create spaces of radical queer expression. What a Drag, a monthly open mic event...

Barry Parsons, one of the Green representatives for Easton, shares his experience of being a councillor in Bristol City Hall. Despite the challenges of the job, he finds it to be the best job...

In the beauty industry, there is often a lack of representation and accessibility for people with disabilities. This is a problem that Millie Flemington Clare, a 26-year-old from Bristol with cystinosis, a rare metabolic...

On November 14, 2023, residents of Barton House faced a terrifying evacuation due to safety concerns. Without warning, they were told to leave their homes, leaving behind all their belongings. The residents were taken...

November 14, 2024, is approaching, marking one year since the emergency evacuation of Barton House tower block in east Bristol. This sudden evacuation caused hundreds of residents to leave their homes due to concerns...

The practice of child strip searches has been a topic of controversy, especially after the case of Child Q, a 15-year-old Black girl who was strip searched at her London school under false suspicion...

The Engagement Lead role at The Bristol Cable is a crucial position responsible for driving the organization's presence and engagement within the Bristol community. As the Engagement Lead, you will focus on building and...

The Labour government's Employment Rights Bill is making waves in Bristol and across the UK. This bill aims to improve workers' rights and create a 'New Deal for Working People'. It contains 28 reforms,...

Count Binface, a bin-faced comedian, is making waves in the political scene with his unique persona and policies. Despite his comedic appearance, Binface takes his role seriously and has a track record of running...

Growing up in the UK, I have faced numerous instances of racial profiling and discrimination by the police. From being stopped at a young age for "fitting the description" to witnessing my older brother...

A recent report leaked to the Cable has shed light on the troubling trend of disproportionate strip searches of Black individuals by Avon and Somerset Police. The report reveals that Black children and adults...

Roger Sabido, a long-time resident of Lawrence Weston, shared his thoughts on the decline of the last pub in the area, the Giant Goram. He mentioned that the pub was neglected and allowed to...

In late September 2023, tensions were high in the West Bank as Israeli settlers threatened violence against Palestinian communities. Aysha, a teacher at Wadi Siq primary school, recounted how settlers pointed guns at students...

Award-winning photographer Sebastián Bruno recently collaborated with the Bristol charity, the Hive Avon, to work with people living with learning disabilities and autism. Sebastián initially visited the Hive as part of a photography project...

Reparations Advocate Jendayi Serwah's Call to ActionReparations are often associated with righting the wrongs of colonialism and slavery. But what exactly does this term mean? How does the reparations movement, which aims to address...

Navigating the Justice System: A Rape Survivor's StoryWhat happens when a notoriously hard to prove crime, meets a failing criminal justice system and a society still mired in misogyny? This Cable investigation, originally published...

Bristol Beacon Revamp Report Reveals Costly Early Council FailuresA recent report on the Bristol Beacon revamp project has uncovered significant failures by the council that led to a massive increase in costs. The report,...

Bristol City Council is facing challenges in placing vulnerable children in care due to a broken system, according to the authority's new leader, Cllr Tony Dyer. The council has resorted to putting children in...

Climate activist Mikaela Loach recently spoke at the Strange Brew in Bristol about climate activism and social justice. The event was hosted by fellow activist Dominique Palmer and drew in a sold-out crowd. Mikaela...