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Your say / women

‘We want to shine a light on the reality of lockdown for women’

Anna Smith is vice chair of Bristol Women’s Commission and CEO of One25

Your say / Creative Youth Network

‘To say getting into the arts isn’t easy is a major understatement’

Especially if you’re from a disadvantaged or underrepresented background, says Scarlett Smyth

Your say / Beer

‘The support Bristol has shown us over the last five years has been amazing’

St Philip's brewery Good Chemistry is celebrating its fifth birthday

Your say / Housing

Rees: ‘We have made a real dent in the housing crisis we inherited’

Bristol's mayor on making ends meet

Your say / Creative Youth Network

‘Young people in care deserve better’

Tavoy Hunt wants to see the system improve for young people in care

Your say / police and crime commissioner

‘We know how lockdown works and we must do the right thing’

Sue Mountstevens' message to residents about the second national lockdown

Your say / Education

‘It truly disgusts me that our education system forces ten-year-olds to stress over exams’

Lucy Jones writes about the impact of exam pressure on mental health

Your say / Transport

‘Pavement parking in Bristol should be banned’

Motorised traffic flow should not be prioritised over pedestrian movements, writes Suzanne Audrey

Your say / start up

‘I truly believe Bristol to be one of the best places in the UK to start and grow a business’

Ross McCaw is CEO of OurPeople

Your say / Politics

‘It was time to tell some truths’

Freedom and fly-tipping: an extract from councillor Clive Stevens' new book

Your say / Jeremy Corbyn

‘Corbyn’s suspension has vindicated all of us who stood up to him’

Sabrina Miller protested against Jeremy Corbyn's visit to Bristol in December 2019

Your say / Sustainability

‘Living in a better place is about making space’

Hannah Gillie is asking policy makers to rethink how urban space is designed

Your say / flooding

‘Our ambition is to go further than just building new flood defences’

Consultation is now underway on Bristol's new flood strategy

Your say / Castle Park

‘Any development on Castle Park must be a fitting addition to Bristol’s historic heart’

Russ Leith writes as plans continue to develop the St Mary le Port corner

Your say / Bristol Green Party

‘Nothing of consequence has happened in the last five years’

Sandy Hore-Ruthven responds to the State of the City address

Your say / Conservatives

‘It would be remiss to allow the mayor to simply gloss over some of his more obvious failures’

The Conservatives respond to the State of the City address

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