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Your say / Bristol Drugs Project

‘Volunteering at Bristol Drugs Project is a glimpse into how spaces of community and support can be fostered’

Tesni Clare is a volunteer at BDP

Your say / International Women's Day

‘At that blissful moment I felt my identity as a Latina and British woman come together in one space’

Ruby Lopez on International Womens's Day in Bristol

Your say / climate change

‘It’s essential that Bristol does more to help deliver advances in hydrogen technology’

Gary Hopkins analyses options for decarbonising the economy

Your say / YTL Arena Bristol

‘YTL Arena will be a complex Bristol can be proud of’

James Durie writes that Bristol needs to take the opportunity to build an arena in Filton

Your say / climate emergency

‘Bristol’s One City Climate Strategy is a big, bold and vital call for action’

Ben Ross explores the climate strategy that was unveiled last week

Your say / International Women's Day

‘Protecting the planet for future generations isn’t women’s work, it’s everyone’s’

Natalie Fee writes about equality in the climate fight

Your say / climate change

‘Kids caring about their planet is a tribute to the parenting they have received’

Jaya Chakrabarti sympathises with the parents of climate activist children

Your say / Bristol Arena

‘Granting planning permission to YTL Arena would do untold harm to Bristol’

Ali Robertson writes that Bristol councillors should not grant permission

Your say / Greta Thunberg

‘Bristol’s fight to save the planet will continue long after Greta leaves, but her inspiration will stay with us’

Helen Godwin on Greta's visit to Bristol

Your say / Clean Air Zone

‘Bristol’s proposals for a clean air zone are too narrow’

James Durie argues there are better alternatives to a blanket diesel ban

Your say / climate change

‘It is only now that the voices of the young are being heard’

Greta Thunberg's visit highlights the importance of youth voice, writes Sandy Hore-Ruthven

Your say / LGBT History Month

‘The last few years have really seen the queer community in Bristol flourish’

The owners of HARTZAK and Fierce Unicorn weigh in on Bristol's LGBTQ+ scene

Your say / Milestones Trust

‘A little kindness goes a long way’

John Hoskinson urges people to have the confidence to make a connection with others

Your say / LGBT History Month

‘Being a queer person has struggles in the wider world but Bristol is a mini haven’

Sharifa Whitney James on queer intersectionality

Your say / Transport

‘You don’t need to be an expert to know more roads lead to more car journeys’

Andrew Varney argues against building a link road in Brislington

Your say / LGBT History Month

‘Older institutions were embracing LBTQ+ women in a way we’d simply never seen’

Anna Rutherford on Pride, Indigo and how Bristol has changed

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