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Your say / UWE Bristol

‘Telling our story at UWE Bristol: RISE with us’

"RISE represents a way of working through collaboration, innovation, inclusion and enterprise"

Your say / Transport

‘We need to challenge the car-dependent transport system we live in’

Callum Stevens says claims of a 'War on Motorists' are unnecessarily divisive

Your say / Transport

‘Bristol’s current buses and future trams should not be in opposition’

Graham Parkhurst looks at what the £800m funding could mean for Bristol's transport system

Your say / Kirsty Tait

‘We can’t afford to leave anyone behind in the race to net zero’

Councillor Kirsty Tait urges people to see beyond cost and uphold the benefits of decarbonisation

Your say / Politics

‘The challenge to the mayor is to go further and faster’

£752m of the Treasury's newly announced transport budget will be spent in the West of England

Your say / Eid

‘Eid is a reminder that love requires sacrifice’

Councillor Abdul Malik says this year's Eid al-Adha should remind us of the power of selflessness

Your say / water

‘Even the tiniest water spaces make a positive impact for nature’

Festival of Nature director Savita Willmott explains why blue is officially the new green

Your say / music

‘AI music lacks the soul and personality that draws us to a person’s artistry’

The Wurzels choice to employ AI has fans unsure of the move

Your say / Crime

‘Let’s stop pretending this is just urban life; it’s not – it’s neglect’

Councillor Abdul Malik reflects on his community in St Paul's

Your say / Transport

‘Ambitious plans to actually improve public transport in Bristol are usually met with derision’

Alex Seabrook explains why Bristolians might be sceptical about a tram network

Your say / buses

‘Key to getting the bus service Bristol needs is improving transport infrastructure’

Labour councillor Kaz Self says improving Bristol's buses are one of her top priorities

Your say / cycling

‘Walking and cycling through the Centre is currently a confusing mess’

Alex Seabrook says more needs to be done than just adding red paint to cycle lanes

Your say / mental health

‘Many people who could use vitally important help are falling through the cracks’

Labour councillor Tom Blenkinsop on how we all can better support each other

Your say / women

‘Public opinion is now on our side when it comes to women’s rights’

Clarissa Payne says women's rights mean privacy, dignity, safety and fairness

Your say / bristol zoo

‘We need to take a stand to protect our history and our heritage’

Carrie Sage from Save Bristol Gardens Alliance asks why a judicial review had to be held

Your say / Creativity

‘The law of unintended consequences is alive and well’

Deasy Bamford on how to keep our creative communities truly alive

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