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Your say / cycling

‘Bristol streets will be safer for cyclists when government relaxes laws on e-bikes’

Scott Snaith says riders are being hamstrung by ill-informed laws

Your say / improv

‘An improv marathon is ridiculous, exhilarating and somehow beautiful’

Lindsey Garwood looks forward to Bristol Improv Marathon 2019

Your say / Education

‘We need to look at the issues behind youth violence headlines’

Aileen Morrison argues pupil referral units are not to blame

Your say / Environment

‘Let’s give plastic the finger’

Natalie Fee on eradicating period shame

Your say / Bristol airport

‘Social and environmental justice must go hand-in-hand’

Councillor Barry Clark makes the case for jobs and the environment

Your say / Transport

‘The Lib Dems’ Creative Budget to Get the City Moving’

Councillor Tim Kent on the Lib Dems' rejected budget amendment

Your say / massive attack

‘Did Massive Attack pull the ultimate Banksy and prank us?’

Catherine O'Regan wonders whether Massive Attack's gigs in Filton were a social experiment

Your say / Opinion

‘If you’re considering an apprenticeship, I would say just do it’

For National Apprenticeship Week, Grace Giltrow shares her care sector experience

Your say / history

‘We need to ask uncomfortable questions about Bristol’s past’

UWE students and Bristol Museum are facing the past head-on

Your say / Politics

‘Is identity politics the death of discussion?’

Blackness in Bristol in the midst of Brexit

Your say / Environment

‘Radical change requires radical engagement’

Fundamental environmental changes need to be made

Your say / We The Curious

‘We’ve changed our name and our logo but the story runs deeper than that’

Ginny Russell explains We The Curious' journey so far

Your say / Airbus

‘So it’s not about Brexit?’

Tony Wilson is doubtful that Honda and Airbus will stay in the UK

Your say / Bristol airport

‘Airport expansion: the plane and simple truth’

Councillor Stephen Clarke responds to a recent Labour opinion piece

Your say / Health

‘Why is it so hard to go sugar free in Bristol?’

Lindsey Drage on being sugar-free in Bristol

Your say / Politics

‘Bristol Airport is far more complicated than a soundbite’

Hengrove & Whitchurch Park councillor Barry Clark on Labour's plans

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