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Your say / placemaking

‘Bristol Urban Forum is a new experiment in citizen-led placemaking’

Ordinary Bristolians are being invited to think creatively about the real challenges our city faces

Your say / Transport

‘There will be mild inconvenience, not chaos, when the Banana Bridge closes for repairs’

Martin Booth doubts whether chaos will ensue but says there must be adequate alternatives provided

Your say / Transport

‘I want a city which prioritises cyclists, walkers and wheelers over cars’

Reporter Betty Woolerton dreams of a city filled with segregated cycle lanes and bicycle boulevards

Your say / avon and somerset police

‘Our police need bold reform, that’s what I’m offering Avon & Somerset’

Joe Rayment is running to be Labour's Police and Crime Commissioner candidate in Avon & Somerset

Your say / Climate

‘Local media can give a voice to grassroots environmental organisations’

Ursula Billington is Bristol24/7's new Climate & Sustainability Editor

Your say / Bristol airport

‘We will take the fight to a national level’

Steve Clarke, co-leader of Bristol Airport Action Network, reflects on the campaign's achievements

Your say / Strike

‘The urgency for sweeping change in universities could not be greater’

Dr Jeffrey Pocock explains why striking staff have launched a marking and assessment boycott

Your say / Baltic Wharf

‘Baltic Wharf homes will put people of Bristol at risk of death’

The case for stopping the development on flooding grounds is clear, says professor John Tarlton

Your say / Housing

‘The Renters Reform Bill does not go far enough in tackling a mounting housing crisis’

The housing delivery & homes cabinet member argues more should be done to protect renters

Your say / Avon Crescent

‘The council should not use its privileged position to get around its own obligations’

Mark Ashdown of Bristol Tree Forum on how a dangerous precedent could be set

Your say / Housing

‘The Bristol Zoo scheme will be a showcase development for a long time to come’

The decision proves that Bristol is open for business, says Bishopsworth councillor Richard Eddy

Your say / bristol zoo

‘The Bristol Zoo development will result in a biodiversity net loss’

Bristol Tree Forum's Mark Ashdown says development of the site would see a profound loss of trees

Your say / Grosvenor Hotel

‘It’s sad, but right, to say goodbye to the Grosvenor Hotel’

Ben Lowndes says that a transformed Temple Gate will bring real and lasting benefits to Bristol

Your say / cycling

NEWSFLASH: Bristol can build decent segregated cycle lanes

The two new lanes on either side of the road have been built by a private developer

Your say / 15 minute city

’15-minute cities can bring huge advantages to city populations’

Nick Fairham praises the planning theory for making healthier, happier and connected communities

Your say / KNowle West

‘I visited the Suspension Bridge for the first time having lived in Bristol my whole life’

Charlie Watts on why he has not stepped foot onto the historic structure until now

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