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Your say / flags

‘Flags erected unlawfully must be taken down’

The approach to flags so far has been inconsistent and lacking a clear strategy, says Tom Renhard

Your say / UK City of Culture

‘Culture can help create a new narrative of Bristol’

Edson Burton says that becoming UK City of Culture would be transformative for Bristol

Your say / cycling

‘North Street is fundamentally unsafe for cyclists’

Matt Kelland says North Street is failing our families and it's time the council acted

Your say / Hospitality

‘When pubs close, communities lose something that cannot be replaced’

The city's hospitality sector faces an "existential" crisis, warns Marc Griffiths

Your say / UWE Bristol

‘Adopting a repair and reuse ethos in 2026 is more than just good intentions’

"New year, new habits"

Your say / Climate

‘There are many reasons to be cheerful about climate and nature in Bristol’

Action in Bristol will make life better now and for future generations says Lizzi Testani

Your say / Bristol

Bristol’s most iconic buildings

Martin Booth says there is a reason why you (usually) won't see one word in Bristol24/7

Your say / East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

‘Trying to figure out the best solution for the EBLN is a significant challenge but we think it is worth it’

Lawrence Hill councillors Yassin Mohamud and Shona Jemphrey have welcomed the changes to the trial

Your say / Liveable Neighbourhoods

‘The same mistakes are being made ahead of the implementation of the South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhoods’

Suzanne Audrey says feedback is not being listened to amid fears the design is a fait accompli

Your say / Liveable Neighbourhoods

‘The EBLN does not have the consent of the community’

Bristol Labour group leader Tom Renhard says problems with the EBLN trial can be fixed

Your say / bbc

‘BBC Bristol needs to move beyond Clifton to engage with the whole city’

Marcus Smith says the BBC needs to be reimagined as a public broadcaster fit for Bristol and Britain

Your say / Palestine

‘Visible solidarity with Palestinians is not intimidation’

Alison Sterling and Karena Batstone respond following criticisms of Bristol Palestine Film Festival

Your say / Street Art

‘Graffiti will always have its place in Bristol’

John Nation explores some of the reasons why street art continues to define our city

Your say / climate crisis

‘Climate justice is about community building’

Dig deeper and there are stories of hope found in community action says youth reporter Medha

Your say / charity

‘The most important impact we have is helping someone feel less alone’

The CEO of Citizens Advice Bristol reflects on the organisation's role during the festive season

Your say / community

‘Decades of neglect are fuelling a growing mistrust in public institutions’

Shaban Ali says Lawrence Hill ward needs 'transformative ambition'

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