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Your say / planning

‘City Hall needs to pull together and put the city first’

Ani Stafford-Townsend says what happens in City Hall "should not be a performance"

Your say / cycling

‘It is nonsense to say Bristol is one of the best places in the UK for cycling’

Martin Booth is far from convinced by the latest accolade bestowed on Bristol

Your say / Member news

‘We hope that the skills and confidence our support provides helps locals flourish’

University of Bristol worker Doug Jennings on the support available for local people

Your say / great western credit union

‘We must recognise the adverse effects of the current economic situation are not evenly distributed’

James Berry says the burden of financial strain falls disproportionately on those with lower incomes

Your say / Columnists

‘Bristol’s once enviable food scene is stagnating’

Bristol's food scene isn't as good as it was ten years ago, says Meg Houghton-Gilmour

Your say / Bristol24/7 social impact

‘Journalism is extremely well-positioned for creating positive change’

Meg Houghton-Gilmour reflects following the publication of Bristol24/7's 2023 social impact report

Your say / Street Art

‘Someone is painting Mr Bump everywhere in my neighbourhood and I want to know more’

The anonymous Bristol graffiti artist Bumpsy is now attracting national attention

Your say / Politics

‘Rees’ final months in office will be characterised by point-scoring’

Niall Phillips responds to the mayor's criticism of plans to turn a former railway line into a road

Your say / Transport

‘A white line on the road is our council’s version of pavement widening’

Avon Crescent resident Val Steel says that private profit has been put before public safety

Your say / knowle

‘The sooner this shopping centre is demolished, the better for all of Bristol’

Charlie Watts says Broadwalk Shopping Centre should be replaced with plans residents can get behind

Your say / toilets

‘Public toilets should be open during daylight hours in larger parks and green spaces’

The Public Toilets Equalities Network say they want to keep the issue high on the agenda

Your say / Housing

‘Bristol should learn from cities like Barcelona and ban high rises from its centre’

Matthew Montagu-Pollock says that we can make Bristol denser without building high

Your say / Housing

‘Cranes are changing Bristol’s skyline, but our city is not a museum’

Former Labour councillor Joe Rayment responds to former mayor George Ferguson

Your say / Bristol Rovers

‘Labour are using Bristol Rovers’ new stand as a political football’

The Green Party's Emma Edwards says it is the latest example of Labour politicising planning

Your say / wapping wharf

‘A housing crisis should never be used as a reason to wreck the soul of our city’

Former mayor George Ferguson responds to the latest designs for Wapping Wharf North

Your say / Politics

‘Many people have many valid reasons to dislike the job the mayor has done’

Bristolians view Marvin Rees' legacy as one of disappointment, writes Dan Ackroyd

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