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Keep The Lights On The Bristol Cable is one of the UK’s only independent, investigative local papers. And we just achieved our £60k membership target! But we’re not stopping. Every new supporter helps ...

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 ...

Fatema Zainab Rajwani spent six days in solitary confinement before she was moved to a regular cell in HMP Bronzefield. The 20-year-old spent two weeks behind bars before she was even allowed to speak ...

The reopening of vital NHS mental health beds for young people in Bristol has been delayed by three months, after ward closures last year left the city temporarily without overnight beds for children ...

Several of Bristol’s landmark social housing towers are under scrutiny as the council considers pursuing demolition plans. The Dove Street estate, built in the 1960s after Georgian homes were cleared ...

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