Abdul Malik

• News / Yew Tree Farm

  Ten more years of burial space to be gained with cemetery expansion

  Farmer Catherine Withers says no Site of Nature Conservation Interest in Bristol is now safe

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• News / Yew Tree Farm

  Controversial plan to expand cemetery onto farm could be scrapped

  But the move would cost Bristol City Council almost £1m in lost income from burial fees

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• Your say / Environment

  ‘We must balance the need for burial space with protecting the environment’

  Green Party councillor Abdul Malik on a cemetery's likely expansion onto Bristol's last working farm

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• News / Bristol Museum

  Museum upgrade costs spiral

  Councillors said lessons must be learned over the additional taxpayer money required to pay for work

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• News / pakistan independence day

  City Hall hosts Pakistan Independence Day event

  Bristol's Pakistani community gathered for a communal celebration

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• Your say / community

  ‘Together, we can navigate these difficult times and emerge more united’

  Abdul Malik is a mosque leader, businessman and Green Party councillor

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• News / Local elections 2024

  Bristol council candidate representing his third political party

  Abdul Malik has previously been a member of Labour and the Liberal Democrats

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• Your say / Racism

  ‘I firmly believe that Bristol is not a racist city’

  Bristol's commitment to progress and improvement should not be overlooked, writes Abdul Malik

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