Bristol's Sikh community grew after the arrival of the Sikh holy text, in 1961. We trace the history of the family that ...

The Bristol Cable School of Community Organising is a hub for activists, community workers, organisers or anyone who wants to ...

Nikesh comes across a far-right YouTuber trying to provoke people for content. Is it better to engage in conversation or ...

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The Cable explores how a Georgian terrace in Clifton became a pilgrimage site for followers of the Bahá’í faith ...

More than half of Bristolians have no religion. But what do people believe instead? The Cable speaks to members of Bristol Humanist Society ...

Nicholas Stone died after being pushed over by officers at a demo in January. Other antifascist protesters have been arrested, kettled and surveilled under increasingly draconian state powers ...

The average Quaker in Britain is old enough to claim a state pension. Under-35s — known as Young Friends — made up just 6.5% of members and attenders in 2023. Quakerism dates back to the 1650s, ...

We visit the Rastafari Community Centre in St Pauls. How is the legacy and learning of a tradition carried forward when its elders are no longer here? It’s a hot May afternoon in St Paul’s, the tail ...

Karen Partridge, a humanist celebrant, recalls meeting a man three weeks before his death: “I asked him, ‘How would you like to be remembered?’ And he said, ‘As a world class pianist, but ...

The rhythmic lilt of Hebrew chanting echoes around a crowded room — not in a synagogue or at Shabbat dinner on a Friday night, but from the stage of The Louisiana. Why am I hearing a liturgy written ...

We wrap up the Unpacked summer season with a chat that’s punchy in more ways than one as Neil sits down with Kingswood’s rising boxing star Tiah-Mai Ayton. The 19-year-old started out kickboxing aged ...