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Your say / Centre

‘Bristol’s Centre needs to be a place where people can hang out’

Charlie Revelle-Smith shares his ideas for a revitalised Centre

Your say / community

‘We are delighted that community rooms in tower blocks are bookable again’

Councillors Jemphrey and Mohamud say spaces to gather and socialise are vital

Your say / Member news

‘Degree apprenticeships: training and retaining talent in the West of England’

How degree apprenticeships are helping to retain talent in the region

Your say / Transport

‘We must demand trams for Bristol, not a bus-based solution’

We can't just tinker around the edges if we want to solve Bristol's transport woes

Your say / protest

‘March against the government instead of marching to hotels’

Your Party and Bristol Anti-Racist Action have addressed Bristol Patriots in an open letter

Your say / Brislington Meadows

‘Brislington Meadows is an utterly irreplaceable green space’

A walk taking place on Sunday aims to show that local residents have not given up on saving the site

Your say / Transport

‘Reducing cars on Park Street would make it safer for everyone’

Zoe Banks Gross says Bristol needs bold change to its transport policy

Your say / immigration

‘Settlement is not a prize handed out by the state’

The Green councillor criticised the government's proposals for earned settlement

Your say / Climate

‘Electric vehicles are a key part of decarbonising Bristol City Council’

Bristol will soon have an all-electric waste fleet that saves many tonnes of carbon a year

Your say / Politics

‘As political leaders, we must call the US actions out for what they are’

Councillor Emma Edwards says our city of sanctuary needs to support others

Your say / Brislington Meadows

‘New evidence says reassess Brislington Meadows development plans’

Wildlife and climate data suggests the housing development should be rethought says Glenn Vowles

Your say / flags

‘These flags do not represent Bedminster’

The prevalence of flags creates division, anxiety and fear, says Green councillor Ellie Freeman

Your say / Palestine

‘We are not intimidated by the rallies and marches in our streets and communal spaces’

Na'amod Bristol is proud of the support for Palestine in our city

Your say / flags

‘Flags erected unlawfully must be taken down’

The approach to flags so far has been inconsistent and lacking a clear strategy, says Tom Renhard

Your say / UK City of Culture

‘Culture can help create a new narrative of Bristol’

Edson Burton says that becoming UK City of Culture would be transformative for Bristol

Your say / cycling

‘North Street is fundamentally unsafe for cyclists’

Matt Kelland says North Street is failing our families and it's time the council acted

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