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Your say / drugs
‘By working together, we can save lives through making Bristol a city of harm reduction’
Cara Lavan says drugs are a health issue, not a criminal one
Your say / Brislington Meadows
‘Too steep to be fair – the Brislington Meadows plans still won’t work’
Plans do not take Disabled people, prams or cyclists into account says campaigner Lucy Bell-Reeves
Your say / Transport
‘Chasing easy votes by not taking action is much easier – but in the long term, it will harm all of us’
Two Green councillors on the future of the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood
Your say / taxis
‘Our responsibility is to decide if an individual is fit to hold a taxi or private hire licence’
Abdul Malik urges people to recognise the legal framework that motivates decisions by councillors

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Your say / climate change
‘War against climate change must be put above all by halting construction of these high-rise monsters’
George Ferguson explains the implications of the growing number of high-rise buildings in Bristol
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Your say / climate crisis
‘Lots of us live with a constant anxiety about climate and our future’
The People's Emergency Briefing provides hope, solidarity and positive solutions says Anna Raphael
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Your say / social media
‘A social media ban gives children the space they need to have a childhood’
Bristol South MP Karin Smyth says the ban "supports parents to have the agency they need"
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Your say / volunteering
‘From classroom to community’
"UWE Bristol students are making a difference in communities across Bristol"
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Your say / Transport
‘A council-owned bus company would provide the efficient service Bristol deserves’
Tim Rippington says a Bristol bus company running services under the WECA umbrella should happen
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Your say / Housing crisis
‘The cost of renting crisis isn’t going away unless we take decisive action’
Ruth Day argues that politicians must introduce rent controls
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Your say

Your say / drugs
‘By working together, we can save lives through making Bristol a city of harm reduction’
Cara Lavan says drugs are a health issue, not a criminal one
Read more
Your say / Brislington Meadows
‘Too steep to be fair – the Brislington Meadows plans still won’t work’
Plans do not take Disabled people, prams or cyclists into account says campaigner Lucy Bell-Reeves
Read more
Your say / Transport
‘Chasing easy votes by not taking action is much easier – but in the long term, it will harm all of us’
Two Green councillors on the future of the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood
Read more
Your say / taxis
‘Our responsibility is to decide if an individual is fit to hold a taxi or private hire licence’
Abdul Malik urges people to recognise the legal framework that motivates decisions by councillors
Read more
Your say / climate change
‘War against climate change must be put above all by halting construction of these high-rise monsters’
George Ferguson explains the implications of the growing number of high-rise buildings in Bristol
Read more
Your say / climate crisis
‘Lots of us live with a constant anxiety about climate and our future’
The People's Emergency Briefing provides hope, solidarity and positive solutions says Anna Raphael
Read more
Your say / social media
‘A social media ban gives children the space they need to have a childhood’
Bristol South MP Karin Smyth says the ban "supports parents to have the agency they need"
Read more
Your say / volunteering
‘From classroom to community’
"UWE Bristol students are making a difference in communities across Bristol"
Read more
Your say / Transport
‘A council-owned bus company would provide the efficient service Bristol deserves’
Tim Rippington says a Bristol bus company running services under the WECA umbrella should happen
Read more
Your say / Housing crisis
‘The cost of renting crisis isn’t going away unless we take decisive action’
Ruth Day argues that politicians must introduce rent controls
Read more

Columnists

Columnists / Meg Houghton-Gilmour
‘The vegan movement is faltering’
Bristol is not the vegan capital it once was, writes Meg Houghton-Gilmour
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Columnists / bristol food
Does Bristol finally have a food festival to be proud of?
Last weekend's Feast On festival was, for the most part, a success, writes Meg Houghton-Gilmour
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Columnists / Meg Houghton-Gilmour
‘The brunchification of Stokes Croft continues’
The new brunch opening from Left Handed Giant poses questions as well as croissants
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Columnists / Meg Houghton-Gilmour
‘When it comes to Bristol’s food scene, it’s a love story so Taylor just say yes’
Why Taylor Swift should come to Bristol for dinner
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Columnists / Meg Houghton-Gilmour
‘Six by Meg’
With the arrival of a new chain, here are six alternative places to try tasting menus in Bristol
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Columnists / Meg Houghton-Gilmour
‘You were the best burger I ever ate’
A love letter to a burger following news of Squeezed being sold
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Columnists / Meg Houghton-Gilmour
‘Jack of all trades and master of none’
Restaurant groups should be wary of opening too many sites, argues Meg Houghton-Gilmour
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Columnists / Meg Houghton-Gilmour
‘There’s too much pizza in Bristol’
Meg Houghton-Gilmour is calling for more creativity in Bristol's carb scene
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Columnists / Meg Houghton-Gilmour
‘Pop-ups are the glimmer of hope in an otherwise often gloomy outlook’
Meg Houghton-Gilmour argues that pop-ups are at the forefront of innovation in food
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Columnists / Meg Houghton-Gilmour
‘We need to build places where people will actually want to live’
Some of Bristol's most loved restaurants are being forced to close
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