Read Free Monthly Print Edition | Your Say

Your say / mental health

‘NHS mental health teams need to specifically support students’

Dr Dominique Thompson suggests a novel way to tackle the issue of poor student mental health

Your say / homelessness

‘I am relentlessly determined to support those who are still homeless and suffering’

Campaigner Dan Turner on his mission to help the people sleeping rough on Britain's streets

Your say / Box-E

‘I tell my two young daughters that they can be anything, do anything, achieve anything’

Box-E co-owner Tessa Lidstone on bringing equality to the restaurant industry

Your say / bristol city council

Are we working for or against communities in Bristol?

Martin Fodor is concerned about the new era of 'self help' under the Labour council

Your say / Bristol Independents

‘Small business owners are Bristol heroes’

Anna Bryher outlines why the city is bucking the trend when it comes to consumer habits

Your say / Bristol Labour

‘We need children’s centres in Bristol more than ever’

Helen Godwin argues children's centres are vital to reversing 'devastating' inequality statistics

Your say / bristol city council

‘The majority in Easton support streets designed for people rather than speeding vehicles’

Rob Bryher argues change is needed to create sustainable, liveable communities

Your say / Bristol Arena

‘Does the council have the necessary skills left to do the job effectively?’

Gary Hopkins reflects on the news that Bristol Arena may not go ahead as planned

Your say / bristol pound

‘Bristol has come up with a really simple solution to tax avoidance’

Bristol Pound's Ciaran Mundy says we need a systematic shift following the Paradise Papers leak

Your say / Afrika Eye

‘It’s hard not to feel guilty when faced with such inequality’

Azita Shamsolahi reflects on her experience of cooking and eating in Kenya while making a short film

Your say / Better Bristol

‘We need the right ingredients for Bristol’s foodie scene to prosper’

Stuart Hatton is director at Umberslade, the developer behind Wapping Wharf

Your say / first bus

‘Under Marvin’s administration, transport is moving in the right direction’

Labour Councillor Fabian Breckels asks for the public's help in improving Bristol's buses

Your say / Bristol mayor

‘As a relatively small global city, we have to punch above our weight’

George Ferguson supports Marvin Rees' decision to bring global mayors to Bristol

Your say / Balfour Declaration

‘100 years on from the Balfour Declaration, the UK cannot afford to repeat past mistakes’

Molly Scott Cato is critical of the Prime Minister's lack of diplomacy

Your say / Autograph Homes

‘Bristol’s housing crisis is real and small developers can play a valuable part in combatting it’

Simon Taylor outlines some of the issues facing small developers

Your say / Adblock Bristol

‘Why we need an ad-free Bristol’

Stephen Clarke says communities should have a say on what they see in public spaces

Your say

Select Your Membership

Are you sure you want to downgrade?