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Your say / Education

‘It truly disgusts me that our education system forces ten-year-olds to stress over exams’

Lucy Jones writes about the impact of exam pressure on mental health

Your say / Transport

‘Pavement parking in Bristol should be banned’

Motorised traffic flow should not be prioritised over pedestrian movements, writes Suzanne Audrey

Your say / start up

‘I truly believe Bristol to be one of the best places in the UK to start and grow a business’

Ross McCaw is CEO of OurPeople

Your say / Politics

‘It was time to tell some truths’

Freedom and fly-tipping: an extract from councillor Clive Stevens' new book

Your say / Jeremy Corbyn

‘Corbyn’s suspension has vindicated all of us who stood up to him’

Sabrina Miller protested against Jeremy Corbyn's visit to Bristol in December 2019

Your say / Sustainability

‘Living in a better place is about making space’

Hannah Gillie is asking policy makers to rethink how urban space is designed

Your say / flooding

‘Our ambition is to go further than just building new flood defences’

Consultation is now underway on Bristol's new flood strategy

Your say / Castle Park

‘Any development on Castle Park must be a fitting addition to Bristol’s historic heart’

Russ Leith writes as plans continue to develop the St Mary le Port corner

Your say / Bristol Green Party

‘Nothing of consequence has happened in the last five years’

Sandy Hore-Ruthven responds to the State of the City address

Your say / Conservatives

‘It would be remiss to allow the mayor to simply gloss over some of his more obvious failures’

The Conservatives respond to the State of the City address

Your say / knowle

‘Jubilee has been a part of the beating heart of south Bristol for 83 years’

Focusing on the way forward for the closed swimming pool

Your say / pedestrianisation

‘Let’s open Bristol’s streets to people’

Bristol West MP Thangam Debbonaire on keeping some of the benefits from the pandemic

Your say / Sponsored Feature

Do you have concerns and opinions on policing issues in your area?

Now is your chance to share them

Your say / Roger Griffith

‘Bristol, My Brizzle’

Roger Griffith pens a poem about his home city

Your say / Transport

‘Removing through traffic will enable many other improvements’

The quiet majority must speak up, writes transport lecturer Dr Steve Melia

Your say / climate change

‘The longer we have taken to act on environmental problems, the more difficult it has become to tackle them’

Glenn Vowles on Bristol and climate change

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