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Your say / Black Lives Matter

‘It felt as though Bristol was finally acknowledging the history it had for so long chosen to forget’

Warefta Murshed was 50 metres away when Colston's statue fell

Your say / The University of Bristol

‘We are determined to tackle racial discrimination in all its forms’

University of Bristol responds to the Black Lives Matter movement

Your say / Black Lives Matter

‘Bristol has demonstrated that actions will speak louder than words’

Ben Lowndes on Sunday's events

Your say / Black Lives Matter

‘None of us can afford to do nothing in the face of racism and inequality’

Poku Osei on how to build a just, equitable and inclusive society

Your say / Edward Colston

‘The pulling down of Colston’s statue was a collective city catharsis’

Ben Wright writes what it was like to be part of the crowd

Your say / Transport

‘We need to make walking and cycling the fastest, safest and most convenient option’

Jon Usher responds to new transport research

Your say / Black Lives Matter

‘What should be the legacy of Sunday’s protests?’

Edward Colston's statue now lies underwater

Your say / Black Lives Matter

‘These demonstrations must be more than a mere moment, they must be a catalyst for sustained social reform’

Samuel Williams stands in solidarity with protesters

Your say / Transport

‘Where are taxis in the transport debate?’

Ruth Pickersgill argues current discussions are missing a vital element

Your say / equality

‘Only when women have a seat at the table will we be able to rebuild in a way that works for all’

There's never been a better time to smash the patriarchy

Your say / food & drink

‘We need to support the hospitality industry with cash, not likes’

Food blogger Charlie Harding says the days of freebies are over

Your say / bristol energy

‘Why is Marvin Rees being so secretive about Bristol Energy?’

Former MP Stephen Williams says we need to know where taxpayers' money has gone

Your say / Race

‘How BAME groups have been disproportionately affected by covid-19’

Roger Griffith pens his reflections on 'a crisis within a crisis'

Your say / avonmouth

‘I was grateful that I got to appreciate Avonmouth Bridge’s seclusion all to myself’

Alex Rankin stumbled upon an unexplored part of the city

Your say / women

‘Joining the Women’s Institute opened up a whole new friendly and informative world’

Lorna Tarr on WIs in Bristol

Your say / schools

‘Schools in Bristol must only reopen when it is safe to do so’

The cabinet member for education and skills on safely returning to school

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