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Your say / Alcohol

‘Bristol has and always will be the place that saved me’

Natalie Walker discusses her mum's alcoholism

Your say / Bristol Zoo Gardens

‘A huge thank you from myself and my colleagues at Bristol Zoo’

Dr Justin Morris, CEO of the Bristol Zoological Society, reflects over the past 12 months

Your say / cycling

‘Time is running out to reach net zero – it’s up to us to make our votes count’

Road transport contributes a third of all carbon emissions, says Jon Usher

Your say / Bristol Mayoral Elections 2021

‘It’s time to scrap the mayor, and we have a chance to do it’

Caroline Gooch on why she's running for a role she wants to scrap

Your say / Bristol Mayoral Elections 2021

‘I will make sure young people are at the heart of economic recovery’

Sandy Hore-Ruthven pledges to double support for young people

Your say / Reclaim the Night

‘These shared experiences are common to all women yet are rarely mentioned’

Ellie Pipe hopes for a future where everyone can walk home without fear

Your say / Politics

‘We have too many unaccountable mayors with too many egos’

Tory mayoral candidate Alastair Watson wants to abolish the mayoral model

Your say / Clean Air Zone

‘Traffic reduction measures should be put in place on roads around hospitals to minimise pollution’

Suzanne Audrey is a senior research fellow in Public Health at the University of Bristol

Your say / young people

‘The impact of the past year on young people has been profound’

Coronavirus rules have created a continuum of bad luck, says Sixth Form student Isaac Lomax

Your say / mental health

‘There is an irony to running a mental health startup’

Matt Vamplew soon realised this company could be both a blessing and curse

Your say / Festivals

‘I can’t wait to be squashed into the middle of a crowd again’

Safiya Bashir on the importance on this year's festival season for Bristol

Your say / lockleaze

‘Lockleaze retains that strong community spirit and pride’

Lockleaze’s local councillors reflect on how community spirit has flourished despite Covid-19

Your say / Free Speech

‘It is the responsibility of universities to uphold values that they aspire to’

Kaz Self warns of unchallenged racism, bullying homophobia, transphobia and all forms of hate

Your say / trans rights

‘There are a myriad of reasons why Bristol should have a Gender Identity Clinic’

Kit Million Ross is unlikely to have access to any medical gender care before they turn 30

Your say / Architecture

‘Where are the brilliant new buildings in Bristol?’

Martin Booth on why Bristol University's new library should be granted planning permission

Your say / Politics

‘Local government needs to be made more accessible for disabled candidates’

Lee Starr-Elliott is a Labour candidate for Hengrove & Whitchurch Park ward

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