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Your say / plastic waste

‘Gardeners are radical – but what about all that plastic?’

Richard Lawson considers a new system to eliminate plastic from the gardening system

Your say / UWE Bristol

‘Bridging the gap between creative industries and technology’

UWE Bristol commits to research in creative arts and emerging tech with interdisciplinary studio

Your say / Politics

‘Do we now have a mayor without a mandate?’

Dr Thom Oliver says the 2025 mayoral vote has raised more questions than it answered

Your say / WECA Mayoral Elections 2025

‘Business must now work with mayor to prove that democracy can work’

Ed Rowberry gives his opinion on how businesses can work with the new mayor

Your say / LGBTQ+ rights

‘Leave trans women alone’

Don't get distracted by the government's culture wars, says Bristol24/7 LGBTQ+ Editor Andy Leake

Your say / Politics

‘Who’s going to win? It’s too close to call’

The West of England is electing a new mayor on Thursday

Your say / Politics

‘Mary Page’s grassroots campaign mirrors the struggles of our region’

Green councillor Sibusiso Tshabalala says "we deserve leadership that reflects our reality"

Your say / Politics

‘The next West of England mayor must deliver for the place rather than for their party’

Centre for Cities chief executive Andrew Carter says Thursday is "a potentially defining moment"

Your say / diversity

‘Diversity, equity and inclusion is more necessary than ever before in an increasingly polarised world’

DEI initiatives have faced increasing challenges, says Poku Osei

Your say / Politics

‘Turnout not tactics will decide the WECA mayoral election’

"Predicting elections is tricky," says UWE Bristol's Dr Thom Oliver

Your say / Politics

‘With Reform tipped to win in other parts of the country, the west of England has a chance to change the narrative’

Natalie Bennett writes about her visit to a community centre with Mary Page ahead of the elections

Your say / Politics

‘A Labour mayor working alongside a Labour government would create natural alignment between regional and national priorities’

Andy Burnham and Steve Rotheram say Helen Godwin is best placed to lead in the West of England

Your say / Crips Against Cuts

‘The UK government is quietly killing disabled people’

Crips Against Cuts are holding their next protest in Bristol on Saturday

Your say / Politics

‘Where is the vision in the WECA mayoral race?’

Dr Thom Oliver says our next mayor must have a vision, and a distinct and clear ask

Your say / Politics

‘Tactical voting is hindering democracy and it needs to stop’

Amy Walter says we do not have to choose the least-worst option in the WECA election on May 1

Your say / Politics

‘Our next mayor must champion Bristol and Bath with the Labour government’

Tech entrepreneur Nick Sturge will be voting for Helen Godwin on May 1

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