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Your say / Bristol Sounds

‘It is so disheartening to see such little diversity’

Bristol24/7 Music Editor Amy Grace is not impressed by Bristol Sounds 2020

Your say / Bedminster Green

‘The people of Bedminster have a unique opportunity to shape the future of their neighbourhood’

Steve Sayers writes that Windmill Hill City Farm urges them to take the chance

Your say / Bristol

‘Reading my short story collection showed me how Bristol’s got under my skin’

Bristol writer Judy Darley on the influence of her home city

Your say / Western Harbour

‘Will we never learn from the planning disasters of the past?’

Former mayor George Ferguson is no fan of the current Western Harbour plans

Your say / Bristol

‘Marvin Rees’ plans are far-fetched and financially unviable’

Tim Davies of Colliers says the mayor has not raised the profile of the city

Your say / Transport

‘Why we need to take back control of our buses’

Carla Denyer wants declaring a climate emergency followed up by real action

Your say / partner post

‘There’s no better time to start exercising than now’

Regular exercise bolsters our immune system and is good for mental wellbeing

Your say / bedminster

‘Our proposed cinema for Bedminster will offer luxury without the price tag to match’

A new Scott Cinema could open within St Catherine's Place

Your say / Sustainability

‘Climate conscious consumer choices create creative change’

Jodie Marks writes about conscious gift buying

Your say / Clean Air Zone

‘Bristol’s diesel ban can only be seen as a first step’

Jon Usher argues we need a thorough car reduction plan for the whole city

Your say / Clean Air Zone

‘We have a moral, ecological and legal duty to clean up the air we breathe’

Marvin Rees explains his clean air zone plans

Your say / Clean Air Zone

‘Greens have serious concerns about Bristol’s clean air plans’

Eleanor Combley responds to the council's proposals

Your say / Clean Air Zone

‘Bristol’s suggested ban on private diesel vehicles is problematic’

Claire Hiscott is pleased progress in being made but still has concerns

Your say / Environment

‘Plans for growth in Bristol seem disconnected from a flood risk strategy’

Western Harbour and St Phillip's Marsh plans both cause for concern, writes Dr Suzanne Audrey

Your say / Bristol City

‘Last Saturday was one of Bristol City’s darkest days in recent years’

Dave Skinner explores the alleged racist chanting at Luton Town

Your say / Education

‘St Mary Redcliffe School regularly blows its own trumpet but its admission policies are prohibitive’

Christine Townsend says that disadvantaged and locally residing children are barred from entry

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