3 days ago · Bristol Uni student calls out fossil fuel donations during graduation protest. The stunt was in response to the university’s decision to accept £3m from oil, gas and mining companies since 2017, which the student called 'rank hypocrisy'.

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This Week in Bristol. This week in Bristol: Demonstrators say council is “refusing to correct” conservation mistake. After accidentally giving a landowner permission to cut down an ancient Bristol hedgerow with protected status as a biodiversity haven, …

Reports ‘This does not feel like justice’: two young men jailed and one on trial for resisting far-right extremists. Months on from the far-right violence that gripped Bristol in August, police and prosecutors are treating anti-fascist counter-demonstrators the same as people who brought racist disorder to Bristol’s streets.

For our 10th birthday we're collecting some of our best work. Here we highlight some campaigns the Cable has run to improve people's lives in the city, and how you can help us continue by supporting our work. Research has claimed the UK has 'five years to save local journalism'. So we've taken a ...

Video. Watch: One year since Colston fell. Priyanka Raval speaks to anti-racism campaigners on the year since the Edward Colston statue was toppled, and questions whether the controversy surrounding it helped the movement – or simply unveiled divisions within the city.

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Bristol rogue landlord rented out room despite banning order, tenants say. Naomi Knapp was prohibited from renting out her properties to new tenants in 2022, but the Cable has uncovered evidence to suggest she brought in new tenants anyway.

Cable Live: Moya Lothian-Maclean discusses the future of campaigning journalism. Moya Lothian-Maclean, contributing editor at Novara Media and presenter of the Human Resources podcast, on her journey into journalism, bad experiences working at …

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