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Your say / Ashton Vale

‘Save Ashton Vale Green Belt from being built over’

Glenn Vowles on why we must protect Ashton Vale Fields from planned developments

Your say / miscarriage

‘Every little twinge sends me into a panic’

A story of miscarriage by a Bristol24/7 Community Reporter

Your say / Bristol Zoo Gardens

‘We need to build on Bristol Zoo’s legacy – not sell the site for housing’

OurWorld Bristol writes an open letter on the plans for Bristol Zoo

Your say / youth unemployment

‘We have a chance to turn the challenge of the pandemic into an opportunity for young people’

The CEO of Creative Youth Network on tackling youth unemployment

Your say / Bristol Cycling

‘Bristol’s transport challenges have huge impacts on residents across the city’

Co-Chair of Bristol Cycling Campaign, Toby Wells, on Bristol's transport challenges

Your say / Housing crisis

‘We need to keep building new homes for Bristolians’

Tom Renhard on the importance of affordable housing

Your say / Eid

‘Eid is a time for celebration, reflection, family and empathy’

Rizwan Ahmed reflects on what Eid means to him

Your say / Inclusion

‘The lessons businesses can learn from Southgate and the England team’

Bristol lawyer Karl Brown reflects on the importance of inclusive leadership

Your say / Bristol airport

‘The airport is the airport, but the planet is more important’

Green councillor Emma Edwards says that Bristol Airport must not expand

Your say / Bristol Labour

‘If we all pull together, we can build anew a city of hope and aspiration’

Craig Cheney writes about efforts to rebuild a better Bristol

Your say / Empire Fighting Chance

‘Knife crime is not the disease but a serious symptom’

We need to tackle the systemic problems that lead to knife crime, writes Martin Bisp

Your say / Bristol Zoo Gardens

‘I think of how the Zoo has changed over the past 185 years’

The Bristol Zoological Society chief executive reflects on the Zoo's 185th birthday

Your say / Dan Norris

‘I’m determined to bring new jobs to the West of England, provided they are good jobs’

Metro mayor Dan Norris is launching his first jobs and skills summit

Your say / avon and somerset police

‘Where is the condemnation from Bristol’s leaders about the actions of the police?’

Marcus Smith says there has been a deafening silence from most of our city's politicians

Your say / Environment

‘We can support Bristol to live in a healthy and ecologically rich city’

Nicola Beech is Bristol's cabinet member for climate, ecology, energy & waste

Your say / Housing

‘Taxpayers’ money should be spent on prevention not eviction’

Ani Stafford-Townsend asks whether we should be policing or criminalising the housing crisis?

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