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Your say / feminism

‘Children should be protected from the societal bullshit that says women are judged by their looks’

Ellie Pipe argues that advertisers should be challenged on the messages they reiterate

Your say / Business

‘Summer is a season to endure for small independent businesses’

An anonymous cafe owner says that we must all support our local retailers

Your say / Brexit

‘How I’m challenging the Tory Government’s Brexit-chaos’

Thangam Debbonaire explains her position on whether or not a 'People's Vote' is the best way forward

Your say / channel 4

‘Bristol ended up being the perfect fit for us’

Andrew Diey hasn't looked back since relocating a large chunk of his company out of London

Your say / Education

‘The new GCSEs need to be reviewed’

16-year-old Sophie Frankpitt reflects on the impact of the new GCSE system

Your say / Business

‘We see disruption as a really great challenge’

Ruth Clarke of Six on the challenges and opportunities in building an agency of the future

Your say / channel 4

‘Bristol is making a unified effort to level the playing field for the next generation’

Fiona Francombe says Channel 4's relocation presents a massive opportunity

Your say / Bristol Arena

‘Filton is the no-brainer location for Bristol Arena’

Daniel Ramage says that building an arena at Filton will be better for Bristol

Your say / NHS

‘If we truly value our NHS then we will have to fight to sustain it’

Councillor Anthony Negus on the importance of the NHS and the Lib Dems' plans to maintain it

Your say / channel 4

‘Bristol is a city where ‘giving it a go’ is rewarded’

MeeMee Sharry, of Plimsoll Productions, on what makes the city such a good match for Channel 4

Your say / Brexit

‘Without clarity on Brexit, businesses are being forced to plan for the worst-case scenario’

James Durie says the Airbus warning is a major concern for the West of England economy

Your say / Bristol Arena

‘What’s so bad about something nice happening in Filton?’

Milk Teeth owner Josh Bowker says that the Bristol Arena debate is currently too one-sided

Your say / Bristol Libraries

‘Now is the time for everyone to come forward and make sure we build a library service to be proud of’

Mayor Marvin Rees says a combined effort is needed to future-proof the library service

Your say / Bristol Libraries

‘Libraries have been used as a political football over the past few years’

Jo Richardson of Love Bristol Libraries is not convinced the u-turn on library cuts is all good news

Your say / Bearpit

‘Just as we have fought to save the whale, we may need to battle to save the bear’

MEP Molly Scott Cato and Councillor Jude English assert the importance of Bristol's famous common

Your say / Loneliness Awareness Week

Why it’s time to open up about loneliness

The founder of the Marmalade Trust opens up about being lonely and shares tips on how to get help

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