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Your say / Politics

‘My reservations are around the blurring of lines between media and politics’

David Paull wonders how Martin Booth can remain independent if he becomes an independent councillor

Your say / Politics

‘Your neighbourhood is my neighbourhood’

Eileen Means is the Labour Party candidate in the Hotwells & Harbourside by-election on February 2

Your say / Roger Griffith

‘How a mother’s love overcame hate to inspire our history’

Roger Griffith MBE celebrates our shared history in a new film about Mamie Till's fight for justice

Your say / Jacob's Wells Baths

‘We can reimagine a different future for Jacob’s Wells Baths’

Trinity CEO Emma Harvey reflects on the importance of community buildings

Your say / Politics

‘Hotwells & Harbourside needs a councillor with experience, dedication and respect’

Stephen Williams is the Lib Dem candidate in the upcoming Hotwells & Harbourside by-election

Your say / Central Library

‘Central Library must remain where it belongs’

Sean O'Neill says Central Library remains the best location for delivering a modern library service

Your say / Hospitality

‘We need to declare a hospitality emergency’

The darkest moments for hospitality businesses in the UK are just around the corner

Your say / Politics

‘Hotwells & Harbourside is my home and I want to make it better’

Martin Booth will be standing to be an independent councillor in the upcoming by-election

Your say / Politics

‘The right to protest is one of the most crucial freedoms we have’

What exactly is wrong with being a campaigner?, asks Green Party councillor Heather Mack

Your say / Trees

‘The council is creating a city which will be unliveable in the climate crisis’

Vassili Papastavrou says the council's felling of trees poses serious risks for future generations

Your say / bristol zoo

‘Quite simply we want our zoo not to be taken away from us’

The Bristol Zoo site has a special place in the hearts of Bristolians

Your say / Bristol

‘Bristol is not so eclectic as it likes to believe’

Inès de Boudemange is a freelance journalist from Paris who is currently studying in Bristol

Your say / Football

‘All City fans should wish the best for Rovers’

Dave Skinner says that Bristol deserves to have the regular spectacle of a City vs Rovers derby

Your say / Maisie Williams

‘We can challenge the huge amount of food inequality in Bristol’

Maisie Williams is The MAZI Project's new ambassador

Your say / Central Library

‘Bristol City Council does not have the right to sell off Central Library’

Liv Fortune is appealing to living relatives of the library's original designer, Charles Holden

Your say / Central Library

‘Moving Central Library would be an act of violence’

Henry George writes that Central Library plays a unique role in the life of Bristol

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