Matty Edwards

At a time when councils are strapped for cash and spending is being cut across the city, how did the project to refurbish the city's flagship music venue spiral out of control?

New data uncovered by the Cable throws into doubt Bristol City Council’s commitment to only use bailiffs when people can pay but won’t.

A new report shows air pollution has reduced both inside and outside the zone a year after it came into force.

Collaboration and collective decision making are at the heart of how our editorial team operates – with the aim of producing better journalism for Bristol.

Lewis Thomas, who operated anonymous carpentry businesses on social media, has six months to pay back £5,000 after pleading guilty to fraudulent practices.

The Greens came under fire for voting against Labour’s plans without providing alternative council budget solutions.

Bristol goes to the polls in May to decide which party will run the city as we enter the post-mayoral era. Here's your in-depth guide to the local elections.

Labour and the Greens are likely to be the two largest parties after Bristol's local elections on 2 May, so we decided to delve beneath the rhetoric to see what they'd actually change.

With a new committee system about to give councillors more power, the Cable spoke to some of the new faces hoping to take their desire for change to City Hall.

The party gained 10 seats, mostly from Labour, but fell just short of a majority. Now, they will go into Bristol's new committee system as the