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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

Your say / Race relations

‘By addressing the causes of inequality, we can mend our social fabric’

Councillor Carole Johnson says the lack of life chances is driving people to support the far-right

Your say / Ramadan

‘Fasting from dawn to dusk is about restraint, gratitude and empathy’

Councillor Abdul Malik reflects on the true meaning of the holy month of Ramadan

Your say / Transport

‘The mayor must be more ambitious and back control of our region’s bus network’

Green councillor Toby Wells says metro mayor Helen Godwin needs to deliver desperately needed change

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

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