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Your say / Politics

‘Labour offers an opportunity to get a green government for the very first time’

Green industrialist and Ecotricity founder Dale Vince on he is backing Labour

Your say / Politics

‘For the first time in my life, I could be voting for the winning candidate in a general election’

Former teenage anarchist Robin Askew has voted for an awful lot of losers over the years

Your say / Politics

‘How you can discern the truth amid the claims on political leaflets’

Dr Thom Oliver, a senior lecturer in politics at UWE Bristol, sifts through the barrage of leaflets

Your say / Climate

‘Bristol must place marginalised voices at the centre of climate action’

Medha suggests climate action should centre the voices of marginalised communities

Your say / Bristol24/7

On the frontline of local democracy

Local journalism is essential for a healthy political system, writes Meg Houghton-Gilmour

Your say / Local elections 2024

‘Bristol is poised for a transformative shift in its political landscape’

UWE Bristol experts discuss the opportunities and challenges of Bristol's new system of governance

Your say / We The Curious

‘The world needs curiosity now more than ever’

We The Curious content director Bryony Roberts looks ahead to the science centre's reopening

Your say / Politics

‘The SDP offer an alternative to Bristol’s same old political merry-go-round’

Neil Norton, the SDP candidate for Hengrove & Whitchurch Park

Your say / police and crime commissioner

‘It’s time for change in the police’

Lib Dem councillor Benet Allen is running to be Police & Crime Commissioner

Your say / police and crime commissioner

‘Everyone in Avon & Somerset deserves to be and feel safe’

PCC candidate Clare Moody says she is standing for the Labour Party on a platform of renewal

Your say / Residents Parking Zones (RPZ)

‘It is time for new, innovative ideas to improve Bristol transport’

Ed Plowden criticises plans to increase the cost of residents' parking permits

Your say / avon and somerset police

‘The rule of law can protect the rights of the most vulnerable’

Green Party councillor Katy Grant is running to be police and crime commissioner

Your say / Yew Tree Farm

‘All I want is proper and best practice for this precious and rare habitat’

Yew Tree Farm farmer Catherine Withers responds to mayor Marvin Rees' "misinformation"

Your say / Nighttime Economy

‘Cumulative Impact Area is essential safeguard not attack on prosperity’

Richard Eddy says retaining the city centre's Cumulative Impact Area is "a victory for common sense"

Your say / Together for Change

‘We need a sustained, collective response to what has become an epidemic of young death’

Ndidi Okezie, CEO of UK Youth, is backing Bristol's Together for Change campaign

Your say / Nighttime Economy

‘The success of Bristol’s nighttime economy is critical to our entire city’s success’

Cabinet member Marley Bennett says that Bristol Labour is "proud to back the city's nightlife"

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