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Your say / climate change

‘Why the climate movement needs more direct action’

James Ward argues the time for talking - and marching - is over

Your say / journalism

‘Work experience with Bristol24/7 gave us invaluable insight into journalism’

Sanjana and Sarah reflect on their placement with Bristol24/7

Your say / Liveable Neighbourhoods

‘Traffic filters will create more liveable neighbourhoods’

Rob Bryher's latest article as part of our Car Free Series

Your say / Ecological Emergency

‘We all need to find a way to reduce, and ideally eliminate, pesticide use’

Savita Willmott led the UK's first pesticide amnesty in Bristol

Your say / Social Care

‘Government’s proposed social care funding reforms are unfair’

Andrew Brown and Anthony Negus argue local communities should be at the heart of plans

Your say / Environment

‘Climate strikes are back because we have so much left to fight for’

Torin Menzies is a 16-year-old activist in Bristol Youth Strike 4 Climate

Your say / Housing

‘New homes in Clifton will tackle the housing crisis and safeguard the future of Bristol Zoo’

Bristol Zoo chief exec Justin Morris says they want to leave "a positive legacy"

Your say / Housing

‘New residential flats should be designed to be child and family friendly’

Suzanne Audrey on the importance of child-friendly flats

Your say / Education

‘Marvin Rees’ administration has failed Bristol’s children’

Christine Townsend says that local politicians are to blame for school place shortages

Your say / Sustainability

‘Collaboration is key to getting sustainability plans off the ground’

Maria Connolly on Bristol achieving net-zero

Your say / Comedy

‘Where are the radical working-class stand-up comedians?’

Henry Palmer is one of the founders of The People’s Comedy, which returns on Friday

Your say / journalism

‘My work experience with Bristol24/7 was the perfect opportunity’

Emily Olika is a sixth form student who lives in St George

Your say / Bristol Lib Dems

‘The world is burning, but there is still hope’

Andrew Brown writes about climate action - and how Bristol can drive change

Your say / rainbow crossing

‘The reaction to Bristol’s rainbow crossing proves exactly why we need it’

Even in 2021, LGBTQ+ acceptance has a long way to go

Your say / Pubs

‘There’s no such thing as a bad pub’

Martin Booth on why we need to support our local pubs or risk losing them

Your say / Transport

‘Improving public transport will be crucial both economically and environmentally’

Don Alexander writes about the need to improve Bristol's public transport network

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