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Your say / immigration

‘Targeting hotels full of children is not the answer to our problems’

Deputy council leader Heather Mack says we must target those who have the power to make change

Your say / Regeneration

‘Bristol’s high streets may be changing but they remain full of life’

Vivienne Kennedy, director of Broadmead BID, responds to criticism of Bristol

Your say / SEND

‘Parent-carer voices should be valued, not treated with suspicion’

Kerry Bailes says there is now nothing stopping an investigation into council 'spying' going ahead

Your say / protest

‘Bristol is and always will be antifascist’

Bristol Antifascists say racists will become more emboldened if we do not keep turning out

Your say / nationalism

‘Seeing a sudden far-right presence in my town scares me’

Oscar Berglund says a flag can mean one thing in one context and something different in another

Your say / UWE Bristol

‘How UWE Bristol’s enterprise zone is powering innovation and economic growth’

Future Space is an innovation centre for high-end science and tech businesses

Your say / community

‘I am proud to stand up even if it makes some people uncomfortable’

Fadumo Farah on keeping on fighting for her community

Your say / immigration

‘The left and right agree on so many fundamental things’

Catherine Frankpitt on finding common ground in a divided city

Your say / Bristol Creative Industries

‘Assemblies may not give us all the answers, but they allow for deeper conversations’

Emma Harvey, CEO of Trinity, gives her opinion on citizen assemblies

Your say / Van Dwellers

‘With the cost of living increasing, will van dwelling become a more common way of life?’

Izzy Watt says people who cannot afford to rent "may have no other option" but to live in a van

Your say / immigration

‘By increasing the salary threshold for sponsorship jobs, government is minimising opportunities’

Karen Johnson expresses her concerns about the ongoing changes to the UK's immigration policies

Your say / Baltic Wharf

‘The dream of affordable homes on the site is slowly evaporating’

Martin Rands and John Tarlton say the Baltic Wharf application "should be reconsidered"

Your say / Brislington Meadows

‘It’s the local landscape that is in keeping with the local landscape, not 260 houses’

Environmentalist Glenn Vowles on the latest Brislington Meadows development

Your say / We The Curious

‘We the Curious shows how science is woven into our culture, our creativity and our everyday lives’

Donna Speed on how her experiences at We The Curious showed her that science is for everyone

Your say / climate change

‘Bristol needs to get on the front foot to avoid heat-related deaths’

Extreme heat is the new normal but protective measures can be put in place, Ursula Billington argues

Your say / Transport

‘Bristol needs to take the boldest decisions possible when it comes to fixing our broken transport network’

"Tinkering around the edges just won't do anymore," says Bristol24/7 Editor, Martin Booth

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