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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?

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

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