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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

Your say / redevelopment

‘It is absolutely misguided to contemplate using Temple Quarter for student housing’

Liv Fortune questions whether student accomodation is the best use of space at St Phillip's Marsh

Your say / KNowle West

‘We should not be denied the chance to say goodbye to our beloved cinema’

Bristol24/7's Knowle West Community Reporter Charlie Watts was refused entry to the old cinema site

Your say / protest

‘Activism should be part of everyone’s lives’

James Ward is the writer of the Bristol Activist blog

Your say / Transport

‘Bristol will fall behind other cities if we fail to plan for the long term’

Richard Bonner is the chair of the West of England Local Enterprise Partnership

Your say / trans rights

‘To say being trans in the UK has become increasingly difficult would be an understatement’

After Brianna Ghey's tragic death, Liv Fortune reflects on the hostility trans people face in the UK

Your say / Bristol Beacon

‘We need an inquiry into the costs of refurbishing Bristol Beacon’

Suzanne Audrey believes that the project's cost, which has risen to £132m, should be investigated

Your say / Bristol Airport Action Network

‘The consequences of this decision on the climate crisis are enormous’

Bristol Airport Action Network will continue to fight expansion says Stephen Clarke, member of BAAN

Your say / Avon Needs Trees

‘Bristolians feel strongly about trees, perhaps it’s that we keep losing them’

Mark Funnell is the chair of Avon Needs Trees, the charity on a mission to create more woodland

Your say / Bristol Beacon

‘The saga of Bristol Beacon is a lesson in how not to invest in arts and culture’

Ani Stafford-Townsend argues that everyone should benefit from the value of arts and culture

Your say / floating harbour

‘Bristol’s boat dwelling community could be completely swept aside’

Mandy Sharman is the chair of Bristol Boaters Community Association

Your say / Politics

‘Hotwells & Harbourside’s next councillor needs to focus on the job, not grandstanding’

Green candidate Patrick McAllister on how he will get on with the job and has the support to do it

Your say / Politics

‘I shall strive to make Bristol better, just from outside City Hall’

Martin Booth is Editor of Bristol24/7 and formerly independent candidate for Hotwells & Harbourside

Your say / Census 2021

‘A watershed moment for putting LGBTQ+ people on the map’

So much is at stake in counting queer identities in the 2021 Census, writes Betty Woolerton

Your say / bristol museum and art gallery

‘200 years of amazing collections and stories’

Curators Deborah Hutchinson and Kate Iles reflect on Bristol Museum's history on its 200th birthday

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