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Your say / Politics

‘Improving the quality of our environment takes courage’

Sandy Hore-Ruthven responds to Marvin Rees' Clean Air Day speech

Your say / Environment

‘We can be a source of hope for our planet’

Marvin Rees' speech on Clean Air Day 2019

Your say / cycling

‘Assuming every driver is out to kill you is the most important thing to learn if you want to cycle home alive’

The author of the Bristol Traffic blog joins the debate

Your say / Bearpit

‘As it currently stands, the Bearpit isn’t a place where anything can thrive’

Miriam Delogu reacts to the latest Bearpit news

Your say / Environment

‘Progress on Bristol’s clean air plan has been slow to say the least’

Jerome Thomas criticises the administration's approach to improving air quality

Your say / Travelling Light Theatre Company

‘Creativity is key to a healthy childhood’

All children should have access to be creative, writes Georgina Densley

Your say / climate change

‘A zero emissions Bristol will be a happier and healthier place to live’

Angela Terry on environmental changes the city must make

Your say / Bearpit

‘While we are 100 per cent committed to the garden, we are 110 per cent committed to keeping our volunteers safe ‘

Sara Venn on the difficult decision to stop volunteer gardening in the Bearpit

Your say / Bristol Labour

‘Co-operative values are at the heart of the council’

Tom Brook's on the council's commitment to co-operative working

Your say / cycling

‘Let’s try to calm the waters and build a bridge between cyclists and me’

Judith Brown hereby offers a full apology to all cyclists who stop at red lights

Your say / cycling

‘It took all my strength not to push the cyclist off’

Judith Brown wants cyclists to ride safely

Your say / Politics

‘Bristol is at the forefront of fighting climate change’

Kye Dudd is proud to belong to an administration delivering for Bristol and for the planet

Your say / Transport

‘We need to take control of Bristol’s buses’

Bristol's buses face an uncertain future

Your say / climate change

‘A massive shopping centre is clearly not consistent with building a sustainable city’

Glenn Vowles discusses the environmental impact of Cabot Circus

Your say / Politics

‘The public now need to be called in to decide Brexit’

Bristol Lib Dem leader Gary Hopkins calls for a people's vote

Your say / Child Poverty

‘Child poverty is becoming a massive problem in Bristol’

Bristol needs to fight against child poverty, writes Libby Hamilton

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