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Your say / Comedy

‘Where are the radical working-class stand-up comedians?’

Henry Palmer is one of the founders of The People’s Comedy, which returns on Friday

Your say / journalism

‘My work experience with Bristol24/7 was the perfect opportunity’

Emily Olika is a sixth form student who lives in St George

Your say / Bristol Lib Dems

‘The world is burning, but there is still hope’

Andrew Brown writes about climate action - and how Bristol can drive change

Your say / rainbow crossing

‘The reaction to Bristol’s rainbow crossing proves exactly why we need it’

Even in 2021, LGBTQ+ acceptance has a long way to go

Your say / Pubs

‘There’s no such thing as a bad pub’

Martin Booth on why we need to support our local pubs or risk losing them

Your say / Transport

‘Improving public transport will be crucial both economically and environmentally’

Don Alexander writes about the need to improve Bristol's public transport network

Your say / Ashton Vale

‘Save Ashton Vale Green Belt from being built over’

Glenn Vowles on why we must protect Ashton Vale Fields from planned developments

Your say / miscarriage

‘Every little twinge sends me into a panic’

A story of miscarriage by a Bristol24/7 Community Reporter

Your say / Bristol Zoo Gardens

‘We need to build on Bristol Zoo’s legacy – not sell the site for housing’

OurWorld Bristol writes an open letter on the plans for Bristol Zoo

Your say / youth unemployment

‘We have a chance to turn the challenge of the pandemic into an opportunity for young people’

The CEO of Creative Youth Network on tackling youth unemployment

Your say / Bristol Cycling

‘Bristol’s transport challenges have huge impacts on residents across the city’

Co-Chair of Bristol Cycling Campaign, Toby Wells, on Bristol's transport challenges

Your say / Housing crisis

‘We need to keep building new homes for Bristolians’

Tom Renhard on the importance of affordable housing

Your say / Eid

‘Eid is a time for celebration, reflection, family and empathy’

Rizwan Ahmed reflects on what Eid means to him

Your say / Inclusion

‘The lessons businesses can learn from Southgate and the England team’

Bristol lawyer Karl Brown reflects on the importance of inclusive leadership

Your say / Bristol airport

‘The airport is the airport, but the planet is more important’

Green councillor Emma Edwards says that Bristol Airport must not expand

Your say / Bristol Labour

‘If we all pull together, we can build anew a city of hope and aspiration’

Craig Cheney writes about efforts to rebuild a better Bristol

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