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Your say / Photography

‘Bristol seemed different, and alive, in ways that I had not noticed before’

Harry Lloyd-Evans has been taking photos of the city under lockdown

Your say / st judes

‘I love St Jude’s but it’s as if the area doesn’t exist or doesn’t matter’

Jen Smith on her corner of inner-city Bristol

Your say / Lockdown

‘Many businesses will need to reopen soon to survive’

Full Court Press co-owner Mat North on a dilemma for business owners

Your say / cycling

‘When the lockdown is over, I don’t want our city to return to being congested, polluted and unsafe’

Helen Webster on her new found love of cycling

Your say / children

‘Children aren’t the future – they’re our here and now’

Helen Godwin says children must not be forgotten

Your say / Bristol Lib Dems

‘Don’t mothball Nightingale Hospital Bristol’

Gary Hopkins says the facility should be used for non-coronavirus patients

Your say / coronavirus

‘Since lockdown, the evening meal has become the main focal point for family interaction’

Sam Stone reflects on coronavirus' impact for eating as a family

Your say / coronavirus

‘There needs to be more done to protect and support people’s mental health’

Yolanda Mir on the mental health impact of the pandemic

Your say / Nightingale Hospital Bristol

‘It’s no exaggeration to say that delivering hospital facilities at exhibition centres is unprecedented’

Nick Fairham has played a leading role in building Nightingale Hospitals

Your say / coronavirus

‘Everyone can find an imaginative way through periods of isolation’

Dr Guy Saunders on getting through lockdown

Your say / Marvin Rees

Rees: ‘Cities need to redesign themselves’

Bristol's mayor on releasing the city and country from lockdown

Your say / Environment

‘Walkers in Bristol benefit from a reduction in the dominance of motor vehicles’

Alan Morris on the benefits of carless streets

Your say / Trees

‘In this time of great human vulnerability, these fragile trees have become a focus for active hope’

Mary Stevens on newly-planted trees, and the community effort to help them survive

Your say / live music

‘Social distancing in a mosh pit? Not going to happen.’

Our favourite bands and venues are going to need our help when this is finally over

Your say / Retail

‘Fewer shops after lockdown is a correction that is long overdue’

Record shop owner Gordon Montgomery on the economic impact of coronavirus

Your say / care leavers

‘There is a community of care leavers in Bristol waiting to be seen and heard’

A social worker on care leavers and how they can help in a crisis

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