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Your say / Transport

‘We need to make the changes we’d like to keep after lockdown’

Jon Usher of Sustrans writes about the 'new normal'

Your say / coronavirus

‘Cities must be prepared to find ways of supporting the creative sector’

Cleo Lake on the coronavirus' impact on the creative industry

Your say / Domestic Abuse

‘Being at home shouldn’t mean being at risk’

Sue Mountstevens says support is available for anyone facing domestic abuse

Your say / coronavirus

‘I feel lucky to be riding out the pandemic storm in New Zealand rather than in my adopted home in Bristol’

Amanda Cameron reflects on New Zealand’s approach to Covid-19

Your say / Education

‘Casual racism in Bristol needs to be confronted, not hushed up’

Terra Glowach is a lead practitioner for literacy & oracy in Bristol secondary schools

Your say / Bristol Lib Dems

‘We will learn to value the small acts of kindness from strangers’

Jos Clark reflects on time during lockdown

Your say / coronavirus

‘It is obvious we have a huge need for information, but it could be a double-edged sword’

Yolanda Mir on the spread of fake news during the pandemic

Your say / bristol city council

‘Is it churlish to question the councillor pay rise decision? I think not’

Suzanne Audrey discusses pay rises for the mayor and his cabinet

Your say / Politics

‘Bristol has shown that we can do a lot on a local level’

New shadow housing secretary Thangam Debbonaire on what her new job will entail

Your say / Business

‘Guidance for businesses during these unprecedented times’

Accountant Ben Steele offers advice for business owners and self-employed

Your say / coronavirus

‘This is an opportunity to design a day that works for you’

Amy Newton from The Warrior Programme on staying motivated at home

Your say / St Pauls

‘St Paul’s riots changed policing forever’

Avon and Somerset's chief constable reflects on a landmark moment

Your say / charity

‘Sick children still need The Grand Appeal and we must rise to the challenge’

Nicola Masters writes how the charity's work is as vital as ever

Your say / music

‘The last few weeks have reinforced to me how special live music is’

An open letter from Bristol Music Trust chief executive, Louise Mitchell

Your say / coronavirus

‘How to keep businesses open that you have put your heart and soul into’

Wise advice from lawyer-turned restaurateur Larkin Cen of Woky Ko

Your say / Windrush Generation

‘This shameful injustice to Windrush generation has deep roots’

Marvin Rees reflects on the Lessons Learned review

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