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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"

Your say / volunteering

‘From classroom to community’

"UWE Bristol students are making a difference in communities across Bristol"

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

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

Your say / Housing

‘Co-living offers a solution to Bristol’s housing crisis’

Robin Gray from Alec French Architects says there are many attractions of the co-living model

Your say / young people

‘Young people are not short of ambition, they are short of opportunity’

Policymakers, employers and communities must act together, writes Poku Osei

Your say / Politics

‘Stuck in Bristol traffic? It’s the real-world consequence of playground politics’

A political falling out has led to road chaos, writes Steve Smith

Your say / Kashmir

‘While events may be taking place far away, worry and uncertainty are being felt every day in Bristol’

Councillor Abdul Malik highlights the deep distress felt by Bristol’s Kashmiri community

Your say / Hospitality

‘Every time you choose a chain over an independent, another small part of Bristol dies’

Bristol is lauded for our independent spirit but it is remarkable how swiftly that is being eroded

Your say / Transport

‘Voi would be proud to return to rejoin a community we know and care about’

Voi's Christina Moe Gjerde makes the case for bringing the familiar e-scooters back to Bristol

Your say / green space

‘Bristol’s green spaces are at risk – we need to speak up’

Bristol Tree Forum says our city's green spaces are under threat and we need to act now

Your say / walking

‘The history of walking is tied up with a history of exclusion’

Dr Eleanor Rycroft puts walking today into its historical context

Your say / Bristol

‘Bristol’s close-knit food community deserves to be celebrated, not shat upon’

'Let's build each other up, not tear each other down,' says Martin Booth

Your say / Lord Mayor of Bristol

‘People from Black, Brown and migrant communities are too often framed through struggle before professionalism’

Yassin Mohamud becoming lord mayor is a positive moment for Bristol, says Saliha Clarke

Your say / planning

‘Farcical scenes during planning meetings put Bristol’s economic future at risk’

Planning committee chair Don Alexander sets out some of his frustrations

Your say / UWE Bristol

‘Should people under 16 be banned from using social media?’

Is a blanket ban really the most practical way to protect children online?

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