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🎙️ Listen: The Green Party became Bristol’s largest party at local elections on 2 May, falling just short of an overall majority. As Bristol kisses goodbye to its mayoral system, what will happen next?
Matty Edwards & Priyanka Raval discuss in The Debrief: bit.ly/44G8qCz
🎙️ Listen: The Debrief – what does Bristol’s Green surge mean for the city, and what next for the council under a new committee system?
Matty Edwards & Priyanka Raval discuss here: bit.ly/44G8qCz
🎱 In this photo essay, the Cable captures the unique spirit of amateur pool at a series of boozers in pockets of the city where the pub sport culture has been alive and well for decades.
Full story by Gökçe Yeniev & Sean Morrison here: bit.ly/3JRq7Wr
The fifth annual Bristol Transformed event returns next weekend featuring a weekend of activities including debates, arts, workshops, and discussions on socialism.
Join us at Trinity Bristol from 18th-19th May. Tickets available here: bit.ly/3QD22q5
Join the Cable at Stir to Action's ABCs Festival with workshops, enlightening panel discussions, and idea-sharing sessions. Taking place at Ashton Court from 10th-11th July.
Tickets available here: bit.ly/3U1PkSK
Join the Cable for a game changing take on the UK's war on Drugs. With special guest and renowned researcher David Nutt.
👉 Tickets here: bit.ly/3Qzcfnt
✅ The Green Party gained 10 seats at the local elections, mostly from Labour, but fell just short of a majority. Now, they will go into Bristol’s new committee system as the largest party.
✍️ Full story by Matty Edwards: bit.ly/4b3q3yB
🚨 BREAKING: Bristol Green Party make record gains at Bristol's local elections, falling just short of taking overall control of council. Jubilant scenes from activists after 8 yrs of Labour administration.
34 seats for Greens, 21 Labour, 7 Tories, 8 Lib Dem
Full report to follow