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Your say / charities

‘The only way of getting through challenges of conflicts and rising costs is by acting together’

The managing director of Bridges for Communities urges people to come together to tackle division

Your say / UWE Bristol

‘Two decades strong: building on a 20-year partnership to grow the region’s future workforce’

UWE Bristol and City of Bristol College look ahead to strengthening its collaboration

Your say / Festivals

‘Bob Vylan still belong on festival stages’

Festivals are a space for punk and creative protest says DJ Lorna Mercy

Your say / Renters' Rights Bill

‘The Renters’ Rights Act is a once-in-a-generation opportunity – but only if people understand what it means for them’

Renters’ Rights Act will become law on May 1

Your say / Social Work

‘Social work is not a career for the faint-hearted or for those with thin skins’

Councillor Carole Johnson recognises the efforts of those choosing the profession

Your say / saunas

‘Bristol can become the UK’s sauna capital’

Johnny Palmer says saunas 'will redefine what community looks like in modern Britain'

Your say / climate action

‘Nature recovery and economic activity are compatible’

Jyoti Shaw argues that the ecological and financial cases for rewilding are increasingly aligned

Your say / art

‘Bristol’s latest pieces of public art have been an embarrassment’

Martin Booth asks how we have managed to get public art so wrong

Your say / Princess Street

‘Princess Street highlighted continuing problems with Bristol’s planning system’

Community activist Suzanne Audrey says the Princess Street planning decision feels all too familiar

Your say / Racism

‘Life for many immigrants now is the constant pushback of being unwanted, unworthy and different’

Karen Johnson voices her fears as the presence of far-right narratives in Bristol keeps growing

Your say / Nighttime Economy

‘People don’t come to Bristol for quiet evenings and early nights’

Marc Griffiths of World Famous Dive Bars says the council cannot turn their back on nightlife

Your say / Nighttime Economy

‘The council cannot turn its back on Bristol’s nightlife’

Tom Renhard says the decision to end the Bristol Nights initiative must be reversed

Your say / Nighttime Economy

‘Bristol City Council is deprioritising nightlife’

More than 100 representatives of Bristol's nighttime economy sector have written an open letter

Your say / Islamophobia

‘Do we need a new definition of anti-Muslim hate or courage to implement what already exists?’

Councillor Abdul Malik questions the need for the government's new anti-muslim hostility definition

Your say / walking

‘Fundamental changes in walking from 500 years ago continue to impact us today’

Dr Eleanor Rycroft takes the challenge of women's safety back to its roots in the Renaissance

Your say / protest

‘We stand together with those under attack’

An organisation of British Jews on why they are joining a counter-demonstration on Saturday

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