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Your say / cycling

‘There are many streets in Bristol which are crying out for pedestrianisation’

King Street will be pedestrianised - where will be next?

Your say / Bristol City

‘Thank you for the wonderful memories, Lee’

Dave Skinner says that Lee Johnson's time at Bristol City will be fondly remembered

Your say / FareShare South West

‘How Covid and a premier league footballer shifted attitudes to food support’

Julian Mines hopes the shift from judgement to generosity lasts

Your say / Bristol Green Party

‘A fair city for all will certainly involve change’

Sandy Hore-Ruthven says skills training is vital to bridging Bristol's divides

Your say / Bristol Lib Dems

‘It’s time to stop arguing, say sorry, and start listening’

Mary Page gives her views on how Bristol can build back better

Your say / Long Ashton

‘The more I explored Long Ashton, the more I felt an urgency to share my experience’

Vicky Wilmott has been sketching the area in south Bristol

Your say / Transport

‘We need all environmentally friendly travel options to flourish in Bristol’

Could e-scooters soon become a familiar sight in our city?

Your say / coronavirus

‘You hear a lot as a shop owner and it has left me feeling positive about the future’

Nicola Barlett recently reopened her store in Hanham

Your say / The University of Bristol

‘Removing the shackles from Britain’s colonial past is going to take more than another inquiry’

Bristol University rapid review into the disproportionate impact of Covid-19

Your say / small business

‘The local high street has proven its worth during the pandemic’

Abdul Malik on the challenges and triumphs of running a small business

Your say / Bristol City of Sanctuary

‘We must speak truth to power until every person is valued equally’

Bristol City of Sanctuary stands in solidarity with Black Lives Matter movement

Your say / Edward Colston

‘Recent events in Bristol represent a generational shift’

Will Simpson says it is an embarrassment that Colston's statue was not removed decades ago

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

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