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Your say / Politics
‘The question for Bristol is whether Burnham will now surrender some of the power he has inherited’
Political analyst Thom Oliver on the future of devolution under new prime minister Andy Burnham
Your say / Jacob's Wells Baths
‘A monument to civic disobedience’
George Ferguson praises the transformation of Jacob's Wells Baths
Your say / Bristol airport
‘The powerful think they can ride roughshod over our rights for profit’
We can all help in the fight to save wild spaces from the airport's expansion, say campaigners
Your say / Transport
‘We must stand up for people in one of Bristol’s most deprived areas against a council convinced that it knows best’
Former lord mayor Steve Smith says the liveable neighbourhood should not become permanent

Highlights

Your say / climate change
‘For our bodies to be healthy, fractions of a degree matter – yet we have increased temperatures by 1.4 degrees’
Glenn Vowles examines the links between people and the planet
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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
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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
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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
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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

Your say / Politics
‘The question for Bristol is whether Burnham will now surrender some of the power he has inherited’
Political analyst Thom Oliver on the future of devolution under new prime minister Andy Burnham
Read more
Your say / Jacob's Wells Baths
‘A monument to civic disobedience’
George Ferguson praises the transformation of Jacob's Wells Baths
Read more
Your say / Bristol airport
‘The powerful think they can ride roughshod over our rights for profit’
We can all help in the fight to save wild spaces from the airport's expansion, say campaigners
Read more
Your say / Transport
‘We must stand up for people in one of Bristol’s most deprived areas against a council convinced that it knows best’
Former lord mayor Steve Smith says the liveable neighbourhood should not become permanent
Read more
Your say / climate change
‘For our bodies to be healthy, fractions of a degree matter – yet we have increased temperatures by 1.4 degrees’
Glenn Vowles examines the links between people and the planet
Read more
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

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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