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Your say / totterdown

‘The plan to close this road to cars has not been thought through’

Councillor Lisa Stone says that local residents have not felt listened to or properly consulted

Your say / UWE Bristol

‘Our new students will join a university that has a deep connection with the local community, businesses and partner organisations’

Colette Percival, head of Careers and Enterprise at UWE on futures, careers and regional growth

Your say / Trees

‘We might still be able to save the trees on the centre’

Mark Ashdown of the Bristol Tree Forum says that other options must be considered

Your say / Politics

‘Bold ideas to improve Bristol require bold decisions’

A workplace parking levy could be transformational, says Green group leader Emma Edwards

Your say / live music

‘Oasis should be proud to say they are giving something back to the grassroots’

Major artists could and should support the independent venues that gave them their first leg up

Your say / Drug Addiction

‘We must face up to Bristol’s drug problem with bold solutions’

Cara Lavan reflects on how a personal connection influences her take on Bristol's drug issue

Your say / The University of Bristol

Top mistakes Freshers make and how to avoid them

Dos and don'ts for your first year

Your say / Bristol airport

‘We need to resist the urge to fly abroad more frequently’

Tony Jones lays out the case for shunning September's cheap deals from Bristol Airport

Your say / community

‘Together, we can navigate these difficult times and emerge more united’

Abdul Malik is a mosque leader, businessman and Green Party councillor

Your say / UWE Bristol

‘Don’t play into the racists’ hands’

"We must not fight hate with hate," says racist hate crime specialist, Dr Corinne Funnell

Your say / immigration

‘As an immigrant, I currently feel unsafe in Bristol’

Bristol24/7 reporter Karen Johnson, an immigrant to the UK, writes about anti-immigration protests

Your say / Sustainability

‘Our students are actively building a sustainable future’

UWE Bristol is connecting students with sustainability both on and off campus, says Vicki Harris

Your say / Broadmead

‘Broadmead could become Bristol’s very own Soho’

Marcus Smith says that with the right vision and investment, Broadmead can be transformed

Your say / collaboration

‘Change is hard, I have been called a tofu-munching art clown’

Watershed CEO Clare Reddington has been awarded an honorary doctorate from UWE

Your say / climate action

‘A green future is possible, but only if Disabled people are invited in’

Action on climate change is our greatest opportunity to make society accessible, says Emma Geen

Your say / journalism

‘Bristol being “a cacophony of woke” makes our city great’

"A majority here actually want to see MORE immigrants"

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