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Your say / UWE Bristol

‘Should people under 16 be banned from using social media?’

Is a blanket ban really the most practical way to protect children online?

Your say / Politics

‘We have got the wheels turning at WECA over the last year’

West of England mayor Helen Godwin marks her first year in office

Your say / Transport

‘A reduced bus timetable represents a real barrier to participating fully in daily life’

Green councillors Ed Fraser and Al Al-Maghrabi say some Stapleton residents feel "trapped"

Your say / Renters' Rights Act

‘The Renters’ Rights Act is a key step in empowering tenants’

MPs Kerry McCarthy and Damien Egan Act say the new Act "is a very welcome step forward"

Your say / South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

‘Dodgy data is forcing through an expensive transport project which will adversely impact thousands of people’

Matt Sanders argues against the proposed South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

Your say / Trees

‘Tree protection law is no longer fit for purpose’

Mark Ashdown has investigated council action on breaches of tree preservation law

Your say / children

‘Inaction on children’s smartphone use is no longer an option’

Smartphones and the digital environment have reshaped the experience of growing up

Your say / East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

‘Anti-liveable neighbourhood protesters do not represent the whole community’

Peter Brooks says the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood has been "transformational"

Your say / charities

‘The only way of getting through challenges of conflicts and rising costs is by acting together’

The managing director of Bridges for Communities urges people to come together to tackle division

Your say / UWE Bristol

‘Two decades strong: building on a 20-year partnership to grow the region’s future workforce’

UWE Bristol and City of Bristol College look ahead to strengthening its collaboration

Your say / Festivals

‘Bob Vylan still belong on festival stages’

Festivals are a space for punk and creative protest says DJ Lorna Mercy

Your say / Renters' Rights Bill

‘The Renters’ Rights Act is a once-in-a-generation opportunity – but only if people understand what it means for them’

Renters’ Rights Act will become law on May 1

Your say / Social Work

‘Social work is not a career for the faint-hearted or for those with thin skins’

Councillor Carole Johnson recognises the efforts of those choosing the profession

Your say / saunas

‘Bristol can become the UK’s sauna capital’

Johnny Palmer says saunas 'will redefine what community looks like in modern Britain'

Your say / climate action

‘Nature recovery and economic activity are compatible’

Jyoti Shaw argues that the ecological and financial cases for rewilding are increasingly aligned

Your say / art

‘Bristol’s latest pieces of public art have been an embarrassment’

Martin Booth asks how we have managed to get public art so wrong

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