Misogyny, racism, and the San Francisco Freeway
When someone mentions American cities, we all think of the hideous and bloated monolith. Jamie Hall explores why San Francisco has avoided this homogeny.
Kowloon Walled City, the impossible slum
Imagine a place with a population that of Canterbury, but all tightly packed into a space of a football field. A place that was completely ungoverned and lawless with darkness reigning the streets 24 hours a day. That place existed, it was called Kowloon Walled City, the most densely populated place in human existence.
Less than 100 Days to go: Democrats’ odds to control House more likely
Has Donald Trump’s rhetoric turned the Republican party against him, not even halfway through his first term as president of the United States?
Closure of Westbury-on-Trym Post Office?
Posters have appeared suggesting it’s being closed. Are they right?
Review: Ian McKellen as King Lear
Another breath-taking production of Shakespeare’s darkest tragedy, with a stellar cast. Read more within.
Review: Solo – A Star Wars Story
Prior to Solo’s release, clouds of doubt have been cast surrounding its controversial premise and further production difficulties. David Evans explores to the extent to which these concerns were founded in reality or were just the fear-mongering of a perhaps over-zealous fan base.
Valediction 2018
Another year draws to a sad, but fruitful, conclusion.
Letter: Metrobus – a review
Bristol’s transport network isn’t as good as the city deserves. Can the Metrobus provide the answer? Benjamin Salt, freshly released from our hack workhouse, went to find out for us.
Thoughts on Pride
In the midst of celebrating Pride this month, a guest contributor reflects on its history and relevance in today’s society.
Power to the people?
The point of protest is to enact change; however looking at recent demonstrations internationally, is there any power left with the people?