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Your say / knowle

‘Jubilee has been a part of the beating heart of south Bristol for 83 years’

Focusing on the way forward for the closed swimming pool

Your say / pedestrianisation

‘Let’s open Bristol’s streets to people’

Bristol West MP Thangam Debbonaire on keeping some of the benefits from the pandemic

Your say / Sponsored Feature

Do you have concerns and opinions on policing issues in your area?

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Your say / Roger Griffith

‘Bristol, My Brizzle’

Roger Griffith pens a poem about his home city

Your say / Transport

‘Removing through traffic will enable many other improvements’

The quiet majority must speak up, writes transport lecturer Dr Steve Melia

Your say / climate change

‘The longer we have taken to act on environmental problems, the more difficult it has become to tackle them’

Glenn Vowles on Bristol and climate change

Your say / Colston Hall

‘We are about to begin a new chapter with a new name’

Louise Mitchell hopes that the new name "will make everyone feel welcome"

Your say / climate change

‘As a Bristol wildlife filmmaker, I’m delighted that ‘Extinction: The Facts’ has finally been made’

Tom Richards is a Bristol-based wildlife filmmaker

Your say / Bristol airport

‘Bristol Airport’s expansion is the single most important environmental issue in the region’

Stephen Clarke argues against the plans

Your say / Black Lives Matter

‘Dramatic economic and social change is needed to make Bristol a more equal place’

Maya I Franklyn writes about racial inequality in Bristol

Your say / Extinction Rebellion

‘Bristol residents need to do more than put a pink XR sticker on their t-shirt’

Jennifer Stevenson reflects on recent XR action

Your say / fostering

‘Think of the past you and how grateful you’d have felt to have an adult to talk to. That’s all we ask of you’

Helen Godwin on fostering teens in Bristol

Your say / Black Lives Matter

‘Take a moment this weekend to remember many fearless campaigners and activists’

Roger Griffith writes about the fight for black lives

Your say / planning

‘Why we should be worried by this unchained development designed to liberate builders’

Martin Fodor on the deregulation of the planning process

Your say / Edward Colston

‘It is time to challenge colonial ways of thinking wherever they are found within our culture’

Sheryl M Medlicott convenes the Bristol Utopian Book Collective

Your say / knowle

‘It’s time to support the community to save Jubilee Pool’

Gary Hopkins writes about the threat to the south Bristol swimming pool

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