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Alex Turner
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Freelance Editor and Journalist, The Bristol Cable
Bristol
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society, Muslims history, culture politics, IslamRace, global affairs social policy, ethnicity
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By Alex Turner| The Bristol Cable Verified Since coming to Bristol in the 2000s, photographer Colin Moody has become a celebrated chronicler of the city – including in the pages of the Cable. Famously, he is one of the people who documented the fall of Edward Colston’s statue during a Black Lives Matter protest in 2020, capturing the moments when the slave trader’s likeness was rolled into the Floating Harbour.
By Alex Turner| Inside Housing Verified News8.00 AM Sheffield City Council is to consult on a new five-year temporary accommodation strategy as it seeks to end B&B placements and rein in losses due to housing benefit subsidy rules.
By Alex Turner| The Bristol Cable Verified Since coming to Bristol in the 2000s, photographer Colin Moody has become a celebrated chronicler of the city – including in the pages of the Cable. Famously, he is one of the people who documented the fall of Edward Colston’s statue during a Black Lives Matter protest in 2020, capturing the moments when the slave trader’s likeness was rolled into the Floating Harbour.
Company Info
The Bristol Cable
The Bristol Cable is an investigative local media cooperative based in Bristol, UK, founded in 2014. It was created as an alternative to corporately-owned media, focusing on community-led journalism that addresses local issues. The organization is owned by thousands of local members, ensuring it remains free from corporate influence and dedicated to serving the community's needs. Operating as both a reader and worker cooperative, The Bristol Cable allows members to have equal shareholding and voting rights. It produces online and print journalism, emphasizing investigative reporting and amplifying marginalized voices. The organization engages with the community through events and campaigns, promoting change and accountability in Bristol. Its revenue primarily comes from member contributions, supporting a sustainable approach to journalism that prioritizes in-depth investigations over click-driven content. The Bristol Cable aims to reinvent the media industry as a democratic public service, recognized for its role in democratizing media and addressing inequalities in the community.
Bristol, United Kingdom
07533718547
Founded: 2014