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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

Your say / Politics

‘It is high time that all Bristol’s communities are listened to and served’

Samuel Williams argues the the city is being poorly served by the current administration

Your say / Ecological Emergency

‘Our vision at Bristol Zoo and Wild Place is for wildlife to be part of everyone’s lives’

Bristol Zoological Society chief exec Justin Morris on the ecological emergency declaration

Your say / channel 4

‘Channel 4 want to take risks here in Bristol’

Sacha Mirzoeff is head of Channel 4's Bristol hub and a factual commissioner

Your say / Western Harbour

‘We still don’t know the truth about the Western Harbour’

Bristol mayor Marvin Rees recently attended a public meeting about the plans

Your say / LGBT History Month

‘Hidayah has an impact on the Bristol LGBTQ+ scene because it offers an alternative’

Farina gives her thoughts on the LGBTQ+ scene in Bristol

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