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Your say / Politics

‘Bristol’s One City Approach can certainly be improved but it should not be discarded’

Robin Hambleton's research helped develop the One City Approach

Your say / Transport

‘It is cars parking on pavements that we should worry about, not e-scooters’

More Vois should not cause us to forget about the proliferation of cars, writes Martin Booth

Your say / The University of Bristol

‘Bristol having 60,000 students so generous with their time? That is something to celebrate’

Sarah Purdy is the University of Bristol's pro vice-chancellor for student experience

Your say / The Dower House

‘There is no haunting, because there were no monsters’

Having recently moved into The Dower House, Tom Dewey examines its haunted history

Your say / councillor

‘Why is Bristol electing 70 councillors in May?’

Suzanne Audrey explores the role of councillors before the upcoming election

Your say / Ramadan

‘For me, Ramadan is a time to slow down and reconnect with my own humanity’

Rizwan Ahmed on the importance of this time of year

Your say / Housing

‘The interests of people who live in the affected buildings must not take second place’

Jerome Thomas wants an end to the cladding crisis

Your say / We The Curious

‘Arc will be an amazing, innovative and inspirational experience’

We The Curious CEO, Donna Speed, voices support for the project

Your say / Kill the Bill

‘I was punished for exercising a basic human right’

A Kill The Bill protester shares their experience of Sunday and Friday's protests

Your say / geography

Where does Bedminster end and Southville begin?

Mark's Bread or Parsons? Fishminster or Argus? Asdal or Aldi?

Your say / Kill the Bill

‘Last Friday’s behaviour from the police was the most violent I have ever seen’

One first aider gives their account of the Kill the Bill protests

Your say / journalism

‘This week has taught me, in the most profound way, the importance of local media’

Ben Bloch is one of the local reporters covering events in Bristol

Your say / green spaces

‘The human health and wellbeing benefits of open, green spaces are huge’

Glenn Vowles is an environmental management and science tutor at the Open University

Your say / Kill the Bill

‘If you are queer, you have no right to condemn the actions of those protesting to protect our rights’

Remember who paved the way for LGBTQ+ rights, says Kit Million Ross

Your say / protest

‘Anyone who says protests are counterproductive is expressing their own preferences’

Bristol Uni lecturer Oscar Berglund writes about the recent violence in Bristol

Your say / journalism

‘I calmly told police I was a journalist, but they said they didn’t believe me’

Bristol24/7 Editor Martin Booth was briefly detained by police during Tuesday's protests

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