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Your say / deliveroo

‘Deliveroo needs to show a little more love for its couriers’

Deliveroo workers are striking across the country this Valentine's Day

Your say / Bristol airport

‘The impact of flying on our planet is enormous and this expansion will only make it worse’

Stephen Clarke on why the airport needs to be discussed now.

Your say / Bristol airport

‘The city doesn’t have to buckle at the sight of pound signs’

Alex Morss questions Bristol Airport's expansion

Your say / UWE

‘UWE’s Equity programme is changing the racial narrative’

The programme improves career prospects for ethnic minorities

Your say / voscur

‘Charities are the lifeblood of the city’

Sandy Hore-Ruthven reflects on the importance of charities

Your say / Politics

‘The people should be the beating heart of the city’

Anthony Negus on whether Bristol should have a mayoral system

Your say / High Street

‘High street decline is an opportunity for Bristol city centre’

Simon Harding argues retail woes are not all bad

Your say / Environment

‘We must break our addiction to petrol and diesel’

Angela Terry writes how time is running out

Your say / easton

‘We want to work with the community to give them a pub they deserve’

Chris Nelson responds to rumours about the Sugar Loaf pub in Easton

Your say / libraries

‘We are looking for people with workable ideas for their local library’

Deputy mayor Asher Craig wants to create 'a library service for the future'

Your say / Bearpit

‘There is no place in political debate for this kind of personal threat’

Bearpit campaigners respond after Tuesday's council meeting

Your say / Finzels reach

‘It has been important to make a difference to Bristol in a positive way’

Finzels Reach developer Gavin Bridge reflects as the first phase nears completion

Your say / channel 4

‘Let’s make the most of Channel 4’s arrival to Bristol’

Bristol should be attracting more big creative players, says architect Nick Fairham

Your say / bristol energy

‘Bristol should hold its nerve and continue to invest in council-owned energy company’

Sandy Hore Ruthven suggests some changes to help Bristol Energy succeed

Your say / Bristol Lib Dems

‘We must find sustainable alternatives to glyphosate weed-treatment’

Lib Dem councillor Anthony Negus worries about the effects of spraying these chemicals

Your say / Better Bristol

‘Graveyard of ambition? That’s not the Bristol I know’

James Durie reflects on the potential for business leaders to be the change they want to see

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