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Blazing the fire: Sound system culture through the generations

Bristol, England · Bristol

Blazing the fire: Sound system culture through the generations

Sound system culture arrived with the Windrush Generation and took root in St Paul's and Easton, where speaker stacks became monuments to belonging, resistance, and Black identity. The post Blazing the fire: Sound system culture through the generations appeared first on The Bristol Cable.Read Article

People Just Do Something: nightlife campaigner Annie McGann

Activism · Bristol

People Just Do Something: nightlife campaigner Annie McGann

Tireless advocate for Bristol’s nightlife Annie McGann on formative experiences, the thrill of discovering your tribe in the small hours, and finding activism in the council’s planning portal. The post Listen: People Just Do Something Live – nightlife campaigner Annie McGann urges you to get out more appeared first on The Bristol Cable.Read Article

TONY INCENZO: My top ten from the second half

Cornwall, England · Cornwall

TONY INCENZO: My top ten from the second half

I’ve travelled far and wide watching almost 70 Non-League matches throughout the past season. From deepest Cornwall to the far North-East, it has all been very enjoyable due to the fact our wonderful clubs continually offer a warm welcome at affordable prices. The post TONY INCENZO: My top ten from the second half appeared first on The Non-League Football Paper.See the Story

The grim history of the Bristol ships that helped the US slave states

The American Civil War ended 160 years ago with the victory of the Union and the abolition of slavery. But many Bristolians supported the losing side and indirectly profited from enslaved labour. The post Blockade runners: The grim history of the Bristol ships that helped US slave states appeared first on The Bristol Cable.Bristol, Connecticut · Bristol Read Article

Social Homes Trial for Bristol to Help Tackle Ongoing Housing Crisis

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Bristol is to take part in a new social homes trial to help tackle the ongoing housing crisis.Bristol, England · Bristol See the Story

People Just Do Something: Taj Ali on class, the left and Luton

Former Tribune editor Taj Ali chats to Priyanka and Isaac on the disconnect between working-class voters and the left, joining the dots between people and communities, and lessons from his hometown. The post Listen: People Just Do Something Live, with ex-Tribune editor Taj Ali on class, left politics and finding hope in the heart of Luton appeared first on The Bristol Cable.Bristol, England · Bristol Read Article

Bristol Unpacked: Tony Dyer on a year of Green power in the city

Neil asks Bristol City Council leader Tony Dyer about his year at the helm in the city and the challenges of being in power, how the Green Party can widen its appeal, and the threat from Reform. The post Listen: Bristol Unpacked – council leader Tony Dyer on a year of Green power in Bristol appeared first on The Bristol Cable.Green Party · Bristol Read Article

East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood: good intentions aren't enough

Real climate justice isn’t about green mobility zones or bike lanes—it’s about dignity, equity, and solidarity The post East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood: Good intentions aren’t enough appeared first on The Bristol Cable.Climate Justice · Bristol Read Article

People Just Do Something: investigative journalist Sian Norris

As a well-known left-leaning journalist, how does one turn up at a Reform rally and go undercover without being outed? This week, Sian Norris breaks that down for Isaac and Priyanka, as well as discussing the party’s rise and the far right’s wider attack on reproductive rights. The post Listen: People Just Do Something – investigative journalist Sian Norris on going undercover with the many men of Reform appeared first on The Bristol Cable.Nigel Farage · Bristol Read Article

Nine officers face gross misconduct claims after racial discrimination probe in Bury

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Greater Manchester Police (GMP) says nine officers "have a case to answer for gross misconduct" after an alleged racial discrimination incident against a Bury officerBury · Bury See the Story

New group to strengthen citizen voice in Welsh democracy

A group of leading experts in democracy, community engagement and policy development have been brought together to find new approaches to democratic participation across Wales.England · England See the Story

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