The protest continues XR’s long standing opposition to Bristol Airport expansion whilst simultaneously calling for affordable bus fares and public ownership of public transport. Continue reading Bristol On Board: XR to call for better public transport this weekend
Hong Kongers living in Bristol gathered on College Green for a mass demonstration against the ongoing interference of China in Hong Kong’s self-governance. Continue reading Hong Kong uprising remembered at College Green demonstration
It was an amazing day of pride celebrations for the city. Continue reading In Photos: Bristol Pride 2022
Making its return to the city’s streets after a two-year Covid hiatus, the Bristol Pride march brought tens of thousands of people to support LGBTQ+ rights. Continue reading Bristol Pride returns to the streets for 50th anniversary celebration
There’s plenty to be angry about in the world right now. The good news is that Bristol has something for everyone when it comes to fighting back. Continue reading What’s coming up in July
A summer of discontent seemed a distinct possibility as the amphitheatre behind Temple Meads swelled with trade union banners. Continue reading A beacon of resistance: unions march in solidarity with RMT
The Brexit Opportunities Minister was blasted whilst the West of England mayor voiced his ‘respect’ for protesters. Continue reading XR Keynsham protests Rees-Mogg ‘every last drop’ oil comments
Bristol protests going ahead this weekend include an anti-deportations demo and a rally against the climate crisis. Continue reading Bristol protests to look out for this weekend
XR offshoot Animal Rebellion Bristol will protest in the city centre on Saturday (June 4), their first public demo since the pandemic. The protest will begin outside Barclays in Broadmead at 10.30am before marching through the city centre with the XR Samba Band and speaking to members of the public about the links between the meat and dairy industry and climate breakdown. Animal Rebellion Bristol … Continue reading Animal Rebellion return for first post-pandemic protest
Police were left scrambling to keep up when trans rights activists took to the streets in a spontaneous protest against harmful conversion practices A planned demo took place from 11am on College Green yesterday (May 14) hosted by Trans Pride South West and Bristol Pride. The demo was called against the government’s refusal to protect trans people from the practice known as conversion therapy, in … Continue reading Ban Conversion Therapy demo becomes Impromptu Street Protest
