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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 / Alastair Sawday

Digging out alternatives to motorway service stations

Alastair Sawday's new book thinks of the journey as a mini-holiday

Your say / Black History Month

‘Black History Month is vital to fight against the daily injustices of racism all year round’

Roger Griffith makes the case for Black History Month

Your say / Bristol

‘No longer can we ignore the unfair discrimination against disabled people’

WECIL's Lara Thomas-Nel says Bristol needs to do more to improve accessibility

Your say / Bristol

‘The bad decisions keep coming’

Gary Hopkins raises concerns about council goings-on

Your say / Bristol

What I wish I’d known in first year

Student Chloe Moloney shares her advice for Freshers week at University in Bristol

Your say / Avon Fire and Rescue

‘To hide fire fighters memorial away in a remote and inaccessible place is totally unacceptable’

Councillor Richard Eddy calls for the Avon Fire and Rescue Service statue to remain in the city

Your say / bernie sanders

‘Bristol is a place where ideas flourish’

James Durie reflects on a festival that epitomises the city 's open mindedness and passion for ideas

Your say / Bristol children's hospital

‘I would have no hesitation putting my son’s life in the hands of my colleagues’

Dr Dan Magnus opens up about life inside Bristol Children's Hospital

Your say / Brexit

‘I worry that the UK will become unreachable for young people like me’

Spanish student Elena Alvarez on what it means to be European in Bristol

Your say / Dementia

‘The best indication of a good care home is happy residents’

Sara Cryer explains how to pick a good dementia care home

Your say / Colston Hall

‘Live music has an extraordinary staying power’

As Colston Hall turns 150, Louise Mitchell reflects on its past and future

Your say / Avon Gorge

‘Giving you faith in the future of transport and health’

Can we facilitate everyday use of the Portway for walkers and cyclists?

Your say / Your Say

‘The Mayor, though facing challenges, could do a lot better with what he has’

Councillor Gary Hopkins voices concern about the mayor's motives

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