In 1963, there was another protest against the bad treatment of black people. It was called the Bristol Bus Boycott, and it led to changes in the law. A boycott is when people refuse to use a ...

A memorial service to the civil rights campaigner is being held at Bristol Cathedral today. | ITV News West Country ...

Hundreds of people have gathered at Bristol Cathedral to remember one of the UK's leading civil rights campaigners. The ...

A design competition has been launched to mark the Bristol bus boycott. The 1963 protest was sparked after bus operators introduced a new rule banning black and Asian people from driving.

A civil rights campaigner who led the Bristol Bus Boycott in 1963 has died at the age of 87, his family say. Dr Paul ...

A memorial service was held today (January 31) in honour of civil rights pioneer and Bristol icon Dr Paul Stephenson. Dr ...

which took place in 1963. The boycott began in response to the then Bristol Omnibus Company's refusal to hire black workers, after Guy Bailey had been refused a job interview. After months of ...

HUNDREDS GATHERED at Bristol Cathedral on Friday to honour the life and legacy of Dr Paul Stephenson, the civil rights pioneer who led the Bristol Bus Boycott and helped pave the way for Britain’s ...

George Ferguson writes about Paul Stephenson ahead of the civil rights hero's memorial service at Bristol Cathedral ...

This finally happened in August 1963. The Bristol Bus Boycott began in 1963 after the city's leading bus company, Bristol Omnibus Company, refused to employ Black or Asian bus crews. The ‘colour ...

We very much look forward to welcoming Paul’s family, friends and colleagues to this service at Bristol Cathedral.” In 1963, Dr Stephenson led the bus boycott alongside Guy Bailey OBE and Roy ...