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Your say / Bearpit Bristol

‘This approach gives us belief that change in the Bearpit is possible’

Miriam Delogu says she is humbled by the continuous public support traders have received

Your say / Bristol Post

‘If you’re angry about the Bristol Post’s apology, then clearly it wasn’t for you’

Euella Jackson responds to the Post saying sorry for 1996 'Faces of Evil' front page

Your say / The University of Bristol

‘Standing by our lecturers has made me realise just how important our universities are’

University of Bristol student Robin Boardman on why he is occupying a university building

Your say / Politics

‘We have got the balance wrong in funding for higher education’

Bristol Conservative group leader Mark Weston argues that education is about more than a degree

Your say / Beer

‘Bristol is lucky to have a lot of brilliant women working in beer’

Photographer Nicci Peet's new project hopes to counter the image of a male-dominated industry

Your say / Air pollution

‘Cleaning up Bristol’s air’

Cabinet member Kye Dudd is responsible for energy and waste

Your say / Strip clubs

‘Sex workers have a right to speak truth to power’

Tuesday Laveau responds to Thangam Debbonaire's call to ban Bristol's city centre strip clubs

Your say / Ngaio Anyia

‘We have to be woke’

Ngaio Anyia is inspired to make a difference after Stormzy's performance at the BRITS

Your say / Transport

‘Rees needs to take radical action to improve Bristol’s transport’

Tim Archfield says that our mayor needs to make some big decisions

Your say / Bristol Green Party

‘Blue sky thinking not allowed – frustrations of Bristol City Council’s budget’

A tourist tax and charging Clean Air Zone are among the Greens' budget proposals

Your say / feminism

‘We are finally saying no to this kind of monetised objectification’

Jo Priest argues the banning of ‘grid girls’ in our patriarchal society is a positive step

Your say / libraries

‘Mutualisation would retain more libraries’

Councillor Anthony Negus on the rejected plan that could have saved Bristol's libraries

Your say / music

‘Tricky, you’re missing the point’

Bristol24/7 Music Editor Rhys Buchanan responds to Tricky's criticisms of the city's music scene

Your say / The Mayor's Race

The Mayor’s Race: lessons in leadership from black history

Bristol's Roger Griffith argues black leadership skills deserve to be recognised and valued

Your say / Bristol Arena

‘An arena in Filton is bad for transport and bad for Bristol’

Jon Usher from Sustrans on why an arena on the city fringes isn't good for anyone

Your say / music

‘Watching live music in a small venue fills me with a sense of magic’

Independent Venue Week ambassador Big Jeff on his love of gig going

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