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Your say / Child Hunger

‘Child hunger is not an issue that should be up for debate’

Ellie Pipe calls for a long-term commitment to eradicating food poverty

Your say / Bristol Lib Dems

‘In Brislington West, such a crowded ward, we do not have enough recreational spaces’

Andrew Varney on pocket parks and green spaces

Your say / radio

‘I love being both a character in The Archers and a student at Bristol Uni’

Molly Pipe was offered the role on The Archers just as she decided to give up professional acting

Your say / words

‘The power of words comes from knowing how to use them’

Words can be a force for positive as well as negative, writes Catherine Frankpitt

Your say / theatre

‘These extraordinary times create extraordinary challenges for theatre makers’

Travelling Light's Dienka Hines on the need to ask difficult questions

Your say / Transport

‘Trams should no longer be a relic of history but a lesson in possibilities’

Bristol's transport network needs a radical rethink, writes Martin Booth

Your say / arnos vale cemetery

‘Arnos Vale continues to provide a peaceful escape for walks and wellbeing’

Cemetery fundraising officer Sophie Kinsman says thank you to the people of Bristol

Your say / Housing

‘St Jude’s needs systemic change to improve, not colourful architectural illustrations’

Jen Smith writes that St Jude's residents appear to be an afterthought

Your say / Food

‘More heinous than pineapple as a topping, delivery isn’t suited to our pizza’

Graham Faragher of Bertha's Pizza on the problems with online delivery

Your say / bristol energy

‘Millions wasted on Bristol Energy could have funded desperately needed services’

Mayoral candidate Sandy Hore-Ruthven on what he would have done differently

Your say / coronavirus

‘It is my hope that people can understand why vaccines are so needed in society’

Furaha Asani hosts a talk this Friday

Your say / LGBTQ+

‘Queer venues are safe havens for those who face societal rejection’

It isn't all about straight, cis people, says Charlie Wright

Your say / Politics

‘Bristol’s local elections in May need to take place’

Martin Booth on why political representation is so important

Your say / Education

‘Government must make pupils a priority’

Hannah Packham from the NEU says the government must exercise its duty of care

Your say / bristol pound

‘Can local money save Bristol, and the planet?’

Martin Parker argues that the city needs its own payment system

Your say / Bristol

2021 in Bristol: the greatest of all time

A satirical look at the year ahead

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