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Your say / Children of the 90s

‘Information from Children of the 90s saves lives and I’m proud to say that I’m part of it’

Emma North discusses a pioneering Bristol study

Your say / Air pollution

‘We can and must tackle air pollution with far more gusto’

Gary Hopkins sets out how he would approach the challenge

Your say / drugs

‘The failed ‘War on Drugs’ rhetoric serves nobody other than politicians intent on looking tough’

Fi Hance says that it’s time for legalisation and regulation

Your say / World Mental Health Day

‘No one is immune to having struggles with their mental health’

Mike Sheppard pens an open letter about the importance of speaking out

Your say / Alternative Economics

‘We need to have a different way of doing business, a new economy’

Professor Martin Parker considers what a new economy might look like

Your say / Air pollution

‘It is terrifying to not have a choice but to breathe air that is filled with poison’

Charlotte Perkins pens an open letter to the mayor

Your say / Bristol Green Capital Partnership

‘A collective and inclusive response to climate change threat is essential’

Exploring how Bristol can continue to be a front-runner in sustainability

Your say / University of Bristol

‘University will most likely fall short compared to the perfect story that you have in your head. That’s okay’

Afua Owusu-Ansah reflects on her first year at university

Your say / cycling

‘Cycling in Bristol has never been so frustrating’

Martin Booth writes about a myriad of missed opportunities

Your say / Environment

‘Young people are an intimidating presence on the heels of every world leader’

Beatriz Tanaka on the power of youth voice

Your say / Bristol Port

‘We must support Bristol Port’s efforts to be included in this exciting initiative’

Mark Weston gives his views on the 'free ports' programme

Your say / Western Harbour

‘Our city is changing at break-neck speed – the status quo is not an option’

Mayor Marvin Rees writes about his Western Harbour vision

Your say / non-binary

‘Bristol is a loving city for non-binary people and those in the wider LGBTQ+ community’

Lowie Trevena writes about being non-binary in Bristol

Your say / nighttime

‘A woman’s Sat Nav after dark’

A comment in prose about Bristol's streets at night

Your say / Western Harbour

‘We need honest answers and the full disclosure about the Cumberland Basin’

Gary Hopkins gives his view on the Western Harbour options

Your say / Cumberland Basin

‘The Cumberland Basin provides opportunities for homes, job creation and leisure’

John Savage on the proposed plans for the area

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