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WEBSep 11, 2024 · Investigative journalism strengthens democracy – it’s a necessity, not a luxury. The Cable is Bristol’s independent, investigative newsroom. Owned and steered by more than 2,600 members, we produce award-winning journalism that digs deep into what’s happening in Bristol.
Unease over Bristol uni wellbeing services restructure - The Bristol …
WEB4 hours ago · This Better Work 20th September, 2024. Adam Quarshie. At the start of the new university term, staff at the University of Bristol’s Student Wellbeing Services are faced with an uncertain future. In June, the Cable reported on a proposed restructure of the wellbeing team, which would have involved staff cuts …
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WEBThe Cable is now producing weekly podcasts! Every week we’ll be bringing you new episodes, from audio investigations and Bristol Unpacked to deep-dives into local issues and recordings of live events. You can listen and subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. For early access to new podcasts every Friday become a £120 per year annual member ...
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WEBEighth edition (summer 2016) Seventh edition (spring 2016) Sixth edition (winter 2016) Fifth edition (autumn 2015) Forth Edition (summer 2015) Third Edition (April-March 2015) Second Edition (February – March 2015) First Edition (November – December 2014) Some editions are also available on Issuu.
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Is Bristol a ‘beacon’ for Black culture? We ... - The Bristol Cable
WEBJan 26, 2021 · The trial of the “Colston 4” yesterday, reminds us that 2020 was a year which again prompted Bristol to reckon with race, slavery, and the legacy of the city’s political economy.After the summer resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement and the toppling of the Colston statue in June, the Colston Hall – just feet away – was renamed the ‘Bristol Beacon’.
Introduction | Handbook
WEBThis purpose of this Handbook is to give Cable staff clear and easily accessible documentation of our structure, practices, roles and shared agreements. This will be good for organisational memory, clarity and easier onboarding of new staff, volunteers, directors or freelancers. We also want to share our structure and practices with our members ...
Investigations - The Bristol Cable
WEBMore women are reporting rape to the police but prosecutions are at an all-time low. As a new approach to investigating sexual crimes is piloted in Bristol, the Cable follows the story of one woman from reporting to the police to her attacker standing trial. Priyanka Raval.
Edition 26 - The Bristol Cable
WEBWe look at all these questions, plus more, in the Summer 2021 edition of the Bristol Cable. Now 30,000 copies of 32 pages of exclusive investigations, original opinions and solutions and making their way across Bristol. We made a commitment to explore how big climate issues are impacting people in Bristol and beyond – using journalism as a ...