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Your say / coronavirus

‘Since lockdown, the evening meal has become the main focal point for family interaction’

Sam Stone reflects on coronavirus' impact for eating as a family

Your say / coronavirus

‘There needs to be more done to protect and support people’s mental health’

Yolanda Mir on the mental health impact of the pandemic

Your say / Nightingale Hospital Bristol

‘It’s no exaggeration to say that delivering hospital facilities at exhibition centres is unprecedented’

Nick Fairham has played a leading role in building Nightingale Hospitals

Your say / coronavirus

‘Everyone can find an imaginative way through periods of isolation’

Dr Guy Saunders on getting through lockdown

Your say / Marvin Rees

Rees: ‘Cities need to redesign themselves’

Bristol's mayor on releasing the city and country from lockdown

Your say / Environment

‘Walkers in Bristol benefit from a reduction in the dominance of motor vehicles’

Alan Morris on the benefits of carless streets

Your say / Trees

‘In this time of great human vulnerability, these fragile trees have become a focus for active hope’

Mary Stevens on newly-planted trees, and the community effort to help them survive

Your say / live music

‘Social distancing in a mosh pit? Not going to happen.’

Our favourite bands and venues are going to need our help when this is finally over

Your say / Retail

‘Fewer shops after lockdown is a correction that is long overdue’

Record shop owner Gordon Montgomery on the economic impact of coronavirus

Your say / care leavers

‘There is a community of care leavers in Bristol waiting to be seen and heard’

A social worker on care leavers and how they can help in a crisis

Your say / Transport

‘We need to make the changes we’d like to keep after lockdown’

Jon Usher of Sustrans writes about the 'new normal'

Your say / coronavirus

‘Cities must be prepared to find ways of supporting the creative sector’

Cleo Lake on the coronavirus' impact on the creative industry

Your say / Domestic Abuse

‘Being at home shouldn’t mean being at risk’

Sue Mountstevens says support is available for anyone facing domestic abuse

Your say / coronavirus

‘I feel lucky to be riding out the pandemic storm in New Zealand rather than in my adopted home in Bristol’

Amanda Cameron reflects on New Zealand’s approach to Covid-19

Your say / Education

‘Casual racism in Bristol needs to be confronted, not hushed up’

Terra Glowach is a lead practitioner for literacy & oracy in Bristol secondary schools

Your say / Bristol Lib Dems

‘We will learn to value the small acts of kindness from strangers’

Jos Clark reflects on time during lockdown

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