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Your say / books

‘We need independent bookshops more than ever’

Author Emily Koch writes a paean to independent bookshops

Your say / parking

‘Parklets pave the way for repurposing road space for people over cars’

Rob Bryher on how parklets could lead to a healthier Bristol

Your say / Sea Mills

‘If this 5G mast goes up in Sea Mills, I’ll be devastated’

Mary Milton on why a 5G pole should not be put next to a historic tree in Sea Mills Square

Your say / Adult Social Care

‘Bristol’s most vulnerable residents need to be valued’

Helen Holland is the cabinet member with responsibility for adult social care

Your say / Black Lives Matter

‘Communities of colour are ignored by the environmental movement’

Roger Griffith on Black Lives Matter, the Colston statue and environmental racism

Your say / squatting

‘Riot police stormed my student flat during raids on Old City squats’

Billy Stockwell lives on High Street in Bristol's Old City

Your say / bristol zoo

‘Time is precious and resources are tight, but you can contribute to World Environment Day’

It falls on June 5

Your say / Bristol24/7

‘Bristol, it’s been a dream. But here’s to new challenges’

Lowie Trevena is the former Production, LGBTQ+ and Lifestyle Editor of Bristol24/7

Your say / dj

‘Where are Bristol’s South Asian DJs?’

DJ Adibah on Booty Bass, representation and family pressures

Your say / protest

‘Is this the end for Bristol’s “kill the bill” movement?’

James Ward from The Bristol Activist blog writes that marches might not be the way forward

Your say / LGBTQ+

‘I’m proud that Bristol’s LGBTQ+ community have, for generations, enriched the life of our city’

Marvin Rees on the city's queer community

Your say / High Kingsdown

‘High Kingsdown looks good because we pay quality attention to it’

Karen Sillence is a community gardener who lives in High Kingsdown

Your say / mental health

‘I am constantly humbled by the level of connection that can be created’

Jen Witts on the power of peer support

Your say / Politics

‘Bristol deserves more than irie vibes and eulogising Banksy’

Edson Burton on how our city can capture the moment again

Your say / Politics

‘Don’t let politicians off the hook just because they win an election’

Tony Dyer says that getting elected "is actually the easy bit"

Your say / Bristol Arena

‘We have a chance on Thursday to take a new direction for Bristol’

Green Party mayoral candidate Sandy Hore-Ruthven wants Bristol to "lead the way again"

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