Care workers are to strike over working conditions, Bristol modern slavery victims are jailed, plus everything else you need to know in this week’s briefing. The post This week in Bristol: Uni seeks to appeal landmark suicide ruling appeared first on The Bristol Cable.

Staff, who in two years could lose up to thousands of pounds in wages, report colleagues are leaving amid 'intimidating' behaviour from management. The post Carers strike to protest pay cuts at St Monica’s Trust care homes appeared first on The Bristol Cable.

Maros Tancos and Joanna Gomulska’s sentencing brings an end to a case charities say highlights the need to address immigration system failures that stop survivors coming forward. The post ‘This house became the gate to hell’: Bristol modern slavery victims tell of horrific abuse as ringleaders are jailed appeared first on The Bristol Cable.

Local democracy reporters have been banned from attending Marvin Rees’ press conferences, sparking a boycott from local media outlets. The post Bristol’s mayor shouldn’t cherry pick which journalists attend his briefings appeared first on The Bristol Cable.

A pilot project in Bristol has seen reports of drink spiking cases skyrocket – meaning the recent awareness campaign might have made people feel more able to speak out. The post Bristol trial tackling drink spiking is hailed a nationwide success appeared first on The Bristol Cable.