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Your say / journalism

In defence of our journalists

Taking a stand against online abuse

Your say / Invisible Disabilities

‘We can all do our little bit to help make our world more accessible’

"Is accessibility synonymous with disability?"

Your say / Education

‘The University of Bristol has embarked on a path like a death spiral’

UCU members are opposed to academic departments having to make at least a 50% operating surplus

Your say / Politics

‘Bristol desperately needs more council homes so why are we selling them off?’

Zoe Peat says that if we don't act now, Bristol's housing crisis will only deepen

Your say / Politics

‘My Grandad would hang his head in shame at Labour’s new austerity’

Green councillor Ed Fraser says Labour has made some "shameful" recent decisions

Your say / Barton Hill

‘At a time when communities feel so divided, arts and culture have an important role to play’

The Travelling Light theatre company celebrated its 40th birthday this year

Your say / social media

‘We’re challenging the norm that a business has to be on social media to survive’

Leaving social media in a world so reliant on it is a leap into the unknown, says Violeta Llano

Your say / Barton Hill

‘I’m sad and shocked by what happened in Barton Hill’

Fadumo Farah explains what she went through when contractors and police turned up at 4am

Your say / East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

‘Stubbornness in implementing a flawed plan has taken precedence over listening to residents’

If measures must be rolled out by stealth, is that not a sign that you might be on the wrong side?

Your say / Politics

‘It should be a basic democratic principle that every vote matters equally’

Judith Sluglett from Make Votes Matter gives her say

Your say / East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

‘I will be watching closely to ensure the liveable neighbourhood trial benefits everyone’

Lawrence Hill councillor Yassin Mohamud says he will support scheme if it improves residents' lives

Your say / UWE Bristol

‘From classrooms to choirs: a memorable Project Zulu trip’

Project Zulu choir will return to Bristol this summer to raise vital funds for educational projects

Your say / International Women's Day

‘It’s time for us all to rise up, link hands and smash the patriarchy’

Liv Fortune reflects on the state of the world for women today

Your say / International Women's Day

‘I hear from women and girls who are too scared to catch the bus when it is dark’

Ahead of International Women's Day, councillor Lisa Stone speaks on efforts to keep females safe

Your say / recycling

‘Let’s build on Bristol’s inspiring legacy of environmental action’

Mary Stevens from Friends of the Earth says that Bristol could become "a truly zero-waste city"

Your say / Ramadan

‘Hundreds gather to break their fast, sharing meals regardless of background’

Abdul Malik talks the arrival of Ramadan and how Bristol's Muslim community comes together

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