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Your say / Temple Quarter

‘Local people must feel the benefits of regeneration’

April Richmond introduces the Bristol Temple Quarter Community Fund

Your say / museums

‘Keeping museums open should always be a key priority’

Mark Weston is glad "this act of cultural vandalism has been put to bed"

Your say / Climate

‘Plans for new North Sea oil and gas must be stopped’

It's time to build on the energy of Bristol's many climate initiatives to help stop new oil says Ava

Your say / Politics

‘We do not ask lightly for Bristolians to pay more council tax’

Green councillor Patrick McCallister is asking for everyone's views on Bristol's budget

Your say / Baltic Wharf

‘This is not about trees versus homes’

Like many people, Anna Haydock-Wilson was aghast at the devastation at Baltic Wharf

Your say / Transport

‘Hastily arranged meetings are an insult to those impacted by liveable neighbourhood’

Rob Bryher accuses Bristol Labour of poor leadership and a lack of principles

Your say / healthcare

‘With your help, we can push the limits of what’s possible’

Bristol & Weston Hospitals Charity's new five-year strategy hopes to shape the future of healthcare

Your say / immigration

‘I do not feel fully welcomed by the government’

Karen Johnson fears she might have to give up her journalism dreams due to strict immigration rules

Your say / South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

‘Liveable neighbourhood plans likely have more supporters than detractors’

Matthew Symonds says he looks forward to residential streets "becoming safer for everyone"

Your say / Racism

‘If we are silent when injustice visits our doorstep, we invite it into every room’

Abdul Malik is opening the doors of his mosque to combat rising racism in the city

Your say / St Pauls

‘The community needs broader support to restore safety and dignity to our streets’

Ben Taylor says people living in St Paul's need more support to address drug-related activity

Your say / Racism

‘My roots in the UK run deep but I still face attacks and abuse’

Loretta Kayser is a British military veteran, civil service accountant and mother of twins

Your say / Transport

‘Bus companies only care about corporate greed, not local needs’

James Nelson says we must "get angry, get engaged and get involved"

Your say / St Nick's Market

‘We are concerned about the council’s view of St Nick’s Market as a cash cow to be milked’

Andy Keith-Smith of Beast says traders should not shoulder the entirety of proposed fee increases

Your say / Environment

‘Valuable spaces are at risk of being overlooked’

Mark Ashdown says the council should press forward with plans to designate new local green spaces

Your say / Politics

‘Councillors walking out of the council chamber is childish, petulant and pathetic’

Former lord mayor Steve Smith says the council chamber "is a bit of a sacred space for democracy"

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