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Your say / Politics

‘We want to make sure voices from all of Bristol are heard in the big decisions we have to make’

Sandy Hore-Ruthven writes about citizens' assemblies

Your say / zero waste

‘Sometimes I miss flinging plastic-wrapped pasta in a basket with barely a second thought’

Ellie Pipe is taking part in Bristol's Waste Nothing Challenge

Your say / Corporate Social Responsibility

‘The business of saving the planet has never been more serious’

Jaya Chakrabarti on how businesses can help the planet

Your say / Business West

‘Bristol is on everyone’s shopping list – growing pains are inevitable’

James Durie looks at the future of business and more

Your say / Bristol airport

‘If demand can be reduced then the expansion of these regional airports will be unnecessary’

David Sproxton writes about the proposed Bristol Airport expansion

Your say / bristol city council

‘The new year has not started well as far as scrutiny is concerned’

It is important to repeat the functions of scrutiny for local democracy, writes Suzanne Audrey

Your say / partner post

‘How to feel good over the festive season’

F45's Jess Brown on why exercise can help us enjoy our Christmas

Your say / SEND

Bristol mayor’s response to damning SEND report

Marvin Rees apologises and says he is confident services will improve

Your say / Street Harassment

‘I’ve found that part of the struggle of fighting street harassment is actually convincing people it’s a problem’

Chloe Daly writes about street harassment in Bristol

Your say / General Election 2019

‘We can’t depend on the current government for social decency, but we can depend on each other’

Champion of diversity, Ngaio Anyia, writes about the General Election results

Your say / young chefs

‘I had high hopes for the How To Be A Chef course, yet it still managed to exceed expectations’

Diccon is one of the Young Chefs supported by Bristol24/7

Your say / YTL Arena Bristol

‘An arena needs to be a strategic asset for Bristol’

Sandy Hore-Ruthven shares his views on the proposed YTL Arena in Filton

Your say / women

‘Making politics family friendly makes it more possible for women to take leadership roles’

Marvin Rees writes about his diverse political cabinet

Your say / Air pollution

‘If we’re serious about improving the air we breathe, we need to stop burning wood’

Jess Watson writes about the uncomfortable truths of woodburners

Your say / Trees

‘Trees are fundamental to the health and wellbeing of our communities’

Building a city that can see the wood for the trees, writes Martin Jones

Your say / Bristol Ageing Better

‘Older people are an asset to the UK economy’

Is your business age friendly?

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