About 1,500 people people are in Old Market in #Bristol - who have gathered to oppose rumoured anti-immigration protests.
It comes as police have been given enhanced powers ahead of any demonstrations ➡️ https://t.co/AfUR9Z26Ym
If you read one opinion piece today, I wholeheartedly recommend this one by Bristol24/7 reporter Karen Johnson (@karenswaron), who no longer feels safe in her adopted city https://t.co/aLNM2ZnUnq
@bristol_citizen From the slave trade, work discrimination, to policing, to poverty levels... while Bristol has a histoiry of anti-racism, lets not pretend it doesn't have one of racism as well.
For all those asking, in Bristol, there’s a brilliant charity called @AidBoxCommunity who help people recently arrived in the city.
Find out more about them here, & do RT
https://t.co/TRdf6AqFjK
Really strange that there weren't sufficient officers outside of the hotel to begin with, given the far-right organisers made very clear that was their target
A human shield heroically held back anti-immigration protesters last night at a hotel housing asylum seekers. A major question from yesterday is why it took police so long to arrive at the Mercure when protesters had earlier said that was their destination https://t.co/I0VE9jhm1l
A fundraiser has been set up to buy toys and sweets for children living at a hotel for asylum seekers that was attacked yesterday by a far-right mob https://t.co/hwYFZlPh1X
It was not the police who initially protected the people inside the hotel from the violent mob, it was a group of Bristol people, who lined up to face them down. The police arrived later
https://t.co/wgjNOrCgkS
Outside a hotel in Redcliffe, Bristol - the hotel is being protected by hundreds of Bristolians shouting ‘We are many, you are few. We are Bristol, who are you?’ to a group of around 100 protesters who had marched on the hotel
High Court have overturned on appeal a decision striking out a claim against Sussex Police and Crown Prosecution Service on grounds of witness and advocate immunity.
The claim involved unauthorised disclosures of the confidential addresses of a domestic abuse survivor to her violent ex-partner by the police and CPS, forcing her to seek refuge on two occasions.
Fiona Murphy KC and Frederick Powell represented the Appellant in this successful appeal against a strike-out and summary judgment decision, setting an important precedent for victims in this developing area of law.
Rents in Bristol are rising faster than anywhere else in this country. The result families & workers living in vans & caravans. My Observer report from the UK's vehicle dwelling capital👇
https://t.co/gKe02i13P8
University of Bristol rejects calls for a 'meaningful' apology for discrimination linked to the death of Natasha Abrahart and @EHRC publishes an “Advice note for the higher education sector from the legal case of University of Bristol vs Abrahart” https://t.co/eaJCtFfLlD