Buses, bikes and human rights
The Bristol Activist talks transport and de-twinning
Marching Mummies and Swimsuit Ravers, Just October in Bristol
The Bristol Activist reports in on the creative costumed campaigns for the spooky season.
The long overdue fightback
The Bristol Activist reports in on national campaigns Enough is Enough & Don’t Pay UK, plus all the strikes happening across the city.
Burning injustice, or is it a wildfire?
The Bristol Activist reports in on all the protest action throughout August – and there was plenty of it!
Pushing back authoritarian government: lessons from Hong Kong
After a recent Hong Kong solidarity march, this month the Bristol Activist draws parallels between Hong Kong’s authoritarian regime and the UK’s new Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act.
Two fights, same struggle (and the power of collective resistance)
Strike action plus community pushback on corporate advertising in the latest report from The Bristol Activist.
Time to push back against Kill The Bill narrative
Updates on Kill the Bill in the latest report from The Bristol Activist.
For Britain Defeated, but Threat of a Far Right Britain Remains
Our latest report from The Bristol Activist brings news of Bristol’s defeat of the far right!
Fighting For Change in a Crumbling Society
Our latest report from The Bristol Activist brings news of Bristolians standing up for the NHS, adult social care and education
Turbulence Expected as Bristol Airport Expansion Given Go Ahead
The Bristol Activist reports in on the shocking gov’t decision to approve Bristol Airport’s controversial expansion plans, and the people’s response.
Start As You Mean To Go On: Three Protests See In 2022 For Bristol
Welcome to 2022 Bristol style. January’s not even over and already we’ve seen: ACORN Bristol take the fight to a rogue landlord – and win; hundreds turn out to Kill The Bill; and a new climate group make their first appearance on Bristol’s streets.