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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"

Your say / allotments

‘Words like “gated” bring visions of exclusivity, which allotments must never be allowed to become’

Sara Venn says "we must fight this divisive rhetoric" used by cabinet member Ellie King

Your say / LGBTQ+ nightlife

‘Bristol’s LGBTQ+ nightlife deserves more funding’

Bristol's queer nightlife has an accessibility issue, argues Bristol24/7 LGBTQ+ Editor, Andy Leake

Your say / Development

‘We can shape a positive future for Bristol by challenging developers’

Historic England's Rebecca Barrett says Bristol's future "can be built on its remarkable past"

Your say / allotments

‘Increased allotment costs will hit many deprived areas of the city’

Green Party councillor Martin Fodo says we need collaborative and constructive solutions

Your say / Yew Tree Farm

‘The damage done to Yew Tree Farm is devastating and must be stopped’

Bristol's Green Party councillors say all work on the farm must cease following the recent "ecocide"

Your say / Bristol Tree Forum

‘It seems inevitable Bristol will see a steady, inexorable biodiversity decline’

The chair of Bristol Tree Forum warns Bristol's nature is being "hollowed out"

Your say / Politics

‘Consultations in Bristol seem just to be a box ticking exercise’

Bristol Tree Forum secretary Vassili Papastavrou says submitting comments is sometimes not enough

Your say / Politics

‘The community and council need to work together to help solve drainage problems’

Green Party councillor Mohamed Makawi on a regularly recurring issue in Bristol

Your say / Clean Air Zone

‘Bristol’s Clean Air Zone is just the start of our journey to a healthier city’

Sustrans' Ben Bowskill says we must reduce the number of motor vehicles on our roads

Your say / Yew Tree Farm

‘It is an assault on our community and planet to lose this site for burials’

Danica Priest explains why expanding a cemetery onto farmland would be a bad idea

Your say / Politics

‘We can reduce corruption and lies in national politics’

Clive Stevens is a supporter of proportional representation and a former Green Party councillor

Your say / allotments

‘Allotments are rooted in the struggles of the working classes’

Edible Bristol founder Sara Venn on Bristol's need for food justice

Your say / Housing

‘Bringing empty homes back into use can help tackle the climate emergency and the housing crisis’

Green Party councillor Tony Dyer on how to help tackle the city's housing demand

Your say / Bristol24/7

‘National news cannot focus on grassroots organisations and initiatives in the way we can’

Meg Houghton-Gilmour says that local journalism offers a unique platform for solving problems

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