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Your say / Bearpit

‘We all need to support the Bearpit and its wider aims’

Fitness instructor Carly Wilkinson hosts weekly early morning bootcamps in the Bearpit

Your say / Business

‘We need homes in Bristol, but we need jobs too’

JLL's Simon Peacock argues the city needs to create office space and employment land

Your say / Bearpit

‘We want the Bearpit Garden to support a calm and beautiful city centre’

Sara Venn from Incredible Edible Bristol on the ongoing struggle in the Bearpit

Your say / Brabazon Hangar

‘Emotion cannot play a part in Bristol Arena decision’

Marvin Rees hits out at critics and says the final decision on the project must be evidence-based

Your say / Bristol Green Party

‘Other parties will ridicule Green policies up to the point where they steal them’

Carla Denyer argues Universal Basic Income is just the latest Green policy to become mainstream

Your say / Housing

‘Marvin should concentrate on practical schemes rather than pie in the sky visions’

Judith Sluglett on why Marvin's priorities are wrong

Your say / bristol city council

‘We have to reconstruct committees that are so badly needed for public assurance’

Lib Dem councillor Gary Hopkins reflects on the transparency of the council system

Your say / Austerity

‘Labour’s anti-austerity message needs to be matched with action’

Bristol and District Anti-Cuts Alliance calls on Jeremy Corbyn to halt further budget cuts

Your say / Health

‘Learning to eat mindfully changed my life’

Lisa Beasley reflects on how she overcame a troubled relationship with food

Your say / bristol city council

Bristol metro: pipe dream or realistic rail plan?

'All we have to go on is a mountain of ambition and a few carefully drawn lines on a map'

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

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