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Your say / Kingsdown Sports Centre

‘Closing Kingsdown Sports Centre would be unfair, wrong and possibly unlawful’

The sports centre must be saved, writes Paul Collins

Your say / Colston 4

‘The path is now clear for Bristol to move forward with greater understanding’

Nick Webb says Colston statue should not have been removed how it was but Bristol is a better place

Your say / mayoral referendum

‘The mayoral system is only a defence against the past behaviour of Labour in Bristol’

Mark Wright explores the alleged "instability" Bristol suffered before the mayoral system

Your say / Business

‘Business should not be relying on Big Government to sort our problems’

Business West MD Phil Smith on the challenges for the year ahead

Your say / planning

‘There is no need for oversized developments in Bristol, just greed’

George Ferguson says planners need a better understanding of what makes a great city

Your say / COP26

‘Without strong commitment, Bristol’s climate strategy will end up being “blah, blah, blah”‘

Dan Lunt reflects on what he saw at COP26

Your say / Bristol Zoo Gardens

‘We will take the spirit of Bristol Zoo Gardens with us’

Dr Justin Morris looks to the future of the new Bristol Zoo

Your say / mayoral referendum

‘Bristol’s mayoral system has fallen victim to the bloody-mindedness of Bristolians’

Mike Norton explains how we got into this situation

Your say / sexual entertainment venues

‘A nil-cap in Bristol would help women reclaim the night’

Former councillor Lucy Whittle says having no strip clubs would make Bristol more welcoming

Your say / sexual entertainment venues

‘Strip clubs promote a harmful sexist culture and stand in the way of equality’

Bristol Women's Commission want strip clubs banned from the city

Your say / mayoral referendum

‘It is clear that Bristol’s profile is not dependent on its electoral system’

Suzanne Audrey considers benefits of an elected mayor vs committee system

Your say / sexual entertainment venues

‘Without safe venues, women will be forced to dance in dangerous situations’

Ani Stafford-Townsend says closing strip clubs would make it more dangerous for women in Bristol

Your say / Politics

‘Getting rid of the mayor would relegate Bristol to the status of a parish council’

Cabinet member Ellie King says that councillors still have a crucial role

Your say / Strike

‘University staff working conditions are student learning conditions – let’s build better for us all’

Dr Victoria Canning explains why lecturers are joining the picket line

Your say / First Base

‘It’s time for the property industry to put its money where its mouth is when it comes to food and drink’

Lucinda Mitchell wants to see more support for the hospitality sector from developers

Your say / Bristol Independents

‘Support those independents that help to make the world a better place’

Shop owner Nicola Bartlett on why she won't be taking part in Black Friday

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