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Your say / Politics

‘We can reduce corruption and lies in national politics’

Clive Stevens is a supporter of proportional representation and a former Green Party councillor

Your say / allotments

‘Allotments are rooted in the struggles of the working classes’

Edible Bristol founder Sara Venn on Bristol's need for food justice

Your say / Housing

‘Bringing empty homes back into use can help tackle the climate emergency and the housing crisis’

Green Party councillor Tony Dyer on how to help tackle the city's housing demand

Your say / Bristol24/7

‘National news cannot focus on grassroots organisations and initiatives in the way we can’

Meg Houghton-Gilmour says that local journalism offers a unique platform for solving problems

Your say / planning

‘We need to restore trust in Bristol’s planning system’

Bristol deserves better from council staff and councillors, writes Suzanne Audrey

Your say / Columnists

‘It’s roast season and it’s time for everyone to get over their hatred of the best lunch ever’

Always ask for extra gravy, says Meg Houghton-Gilmour

Your say / southville

‘We have an opportunity to make a real difference to BS3’

Tony Dyer says that implementing a South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood will take time

Your say / Bristol

‘Bristol’s centre of gravity is shifting towards South Glos’

Martin Booth laments the changing dynamics of our city

Your say / composting

‘We want to regenerate Bristol’s soils, rebuild community and share knowledge’

Lara Luna Bartley is part of a new compost collective creating deliciously fertile soil

Your say / Barton House

‘Barton House evacuation highlights Barton Hill’s inequalities’

Andy Leake says council housing residents deserve better

Your say / Palestine

‘When parliament votes on a ceasefire, I urge Bristol MPs to do the right thing’

Carla Denyer says that Bristol's four Labour MPs must vote for a ceasefire in Gaza

Your say / Climate

‘Climate stories must be proactive, positive, personal’

Bristol24/7 celebrates a climate award shortlist and looks to the future

Your say / knowle

‘The majority of Knowle residents are desperate to get a rebirth of their shopping centre’

Gary Hopkins argues redevelopment plans for Broadwalk should go ahead

Your say / walking

‘Much more needs to be done to make walking in Bristol safer’

Suzanne Audrey is co-founder and executive member of Bristol Walking Alliance

Your say / Housing

‘It’s time to get serious about building more homes’

Aden Harris argues rent controls are not the answer to Bristol's housing crisis

Your say / Politics

‘Tackling the housing crisis and climate crisis are not mutually exclusive’

Tony Dyer writes ahead of Bristol City Council submitting a new Local Plan

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