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Your say / Office Space

‘The creation of collaborative, flexible workspaces will be central to Bristol’s success’

Alex Brunner on helping businesses to flourish post-pandemic

Your say / pero's bridge

‘The lovelocks on Pero’s Bridge are an insult to Pero’s memory’

Alex Hartley is campaigning for the locks to be removed

Your say / Redcliffe and Temple BID

‘We are excited about the opportunities presented by the Redcliffe & Temple BID’

Jo Hawkins wants people to say 'yes' in the ballot

Your say / lib dems

‘As it stands, the Bristol Freeport plan leads to more questions than answers’

Patrick Keating is a North Somerset Liberal Democrat councillor

Your say / HIV

‘It’s A Sin is a reminder of the LGBTQ+ community and its importance, especially in times of hardship’

This is one of the first times I've seen a portrayal of the crisis, says Lowie Trevena

Your say / mental health

‘Many of the certainties of life will have gone for children’

Georgina Taylor writes about Children's Mental Health Week

Your say / coronavirus

‘The coronavirus pandemic has been, and will continue to be, devastating for women’

Helen Godwin says we must build back equal

Your say / Opinion

‘It’s time to end ‘death by Zoom’ and reconnect with nature’

A plea from locked-down work-from-homer Jaya Chakrabarti

Your say / trans rights

‘One day, I will live in a world where all people are deemed equal – including trans people’

Lowie Trevena takes an in depth look a public bathrooms

Your say / employment

‘I am hoping 2021 will be the year we make progress in many areas of inclusive resourcing’

Rebecca Scott says employers have a responsibility to ensure their job opportunities are accessible

Your say / Child Hunger

‘Child hunger is not an issue that should be up for debate’

Ellie Pipe calls for a long-term commitment to eradicating food poverty

Your say / Bristol Lib Dems

‘In Brislington West, such a crowded ward, we do not have enough recreational spaces’

Andrew Varney on pocket parks and green spaces

Your say / radio

‘I love being both a character in The Archers and a student at Bristol Uni’

Molly Pipe was offered the role on The Archers just as she decided to give up professional acting

Your say / words

‘The power of words comes from knowing how to use them’

Words can be a force for positive as well as negative, writes Catherine Frankpitt

Your say / theatre

‘These extraordinary times create extraordinary challenges for theatre makers’

Travelling Light's Dienka Hines on the need to ask difficult questions

Your say / Transport

‘Trams should no longer be a relic of history but a lesson in possibilities’

Bristol's transport network needs a radical rethink, writes Martin Booth

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