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Your say / Transport

‘We need to admit that cycling and walking are completely different activities’

Suzanne Audrey looks at possible changes to walking in Bristol

Your say / Feeding Bristol

‘Not everyone in Bristol can guarantee that their family will have a healthy meal every day’

Maurice Di Rosso is director of Feeding Bristol

Your say / Transport

Rees: ‘Actions we take now on transport will mean improvements for all’

Bristol's mayor writes about some bold changes from the council

Your say / Bristol Lib Dems

‘Visibility matters in politics’

Stephen Williams on the role of metro mayor

Your say / offices

‘When Bristol’s staff return to the workplace, do not be preoccupied with productivity’

Harriet Shortt specialises in workspace research

Your say / millenium square

‘The current Millennium Square proposal does not meet the aspirations we have for this site’

David Mellor is vice president of the West of England Initiative

Your say / honour-based abuse

‘To survivors and victims, I want to say that help for honour-based abuse is available’

Punita Bassi works with honour-based abuse and forced marriage survivors

Your say / Black Lives Matter

‘We seized the moment to create our own joy’

Black Lives Matter statue sparks unity in young black creatives

Your say / coronavirus

‘Say ‘hello’ to the new hyper local high street’

Will we see a new emphasis on hyper local high streets?

Your say / Gender Equality

‘Accommodating and enabling others to use public space comfortably should be a societal norm’

Ursula Billington has received aggression on the railway path

Your say / cycling

‘There are many streets in Bristol which are crying out for pedestrianisation’

King Street will be pedestrianised - where will be next?

Your say / Bristol City

‘Thank you for the wonderful memories, Lee’

Dave Skinner says that Lee Johnson's time at Bristol City will be fondly remembered

Your say / FareShare South West

‘How Covid and a premier league footballer shifted attitudes to food support’

Julian Mines hopes the shift from judgement to generosity lasts

Your say / Bristol Green Party

‘A fair city for all will certainly involve change’

Sandy Hore-Ruthven says skills training is vital to bridging Bristol's divides

Your say / Bristol Lib Dems

‘It’s time to stop arguing, say sorry, and start listening’

Mary Page gives her views on how Bristol can build back better

Your say / Long Ashton

‘The more I explored Long Ashton, the more I felt an urgency to share my experience’

Vicky Wilmott has been sketching the area in south Bristol

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