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Your say / Western Harbour

‘Like it or not, engagement is key to Western Harbour proposals’

Amy Bodey says that the public need a chance to speak on the proposals

Your say / Western Harbour

‘Bristol must not take its eyes off the potential of the Western Harbour’

Business West's Richard Bonner supports the city council's plans

Your say / Western Harbour

‘The Western Harbour consultation only raises strong public opposition to all of the options’

Bristol Civic Society respond to Western Harbour plans

Your say / Western Harbour

‘Western Harbour plans are pie-in-the-sky planning that should never have seen the light of day’

George Ferguson shares his thoughts on the Western Harbour plans

Your say / Film and TV

‘Are we witnessing Bristollywood in the making?’

James Durie comments on the city's growing film and TV industry

Your say / Western Harbour

‘The mayor’s Western Harbour plans put car before community’

Sandy Hore-Ruthven criticises the options proposed for the Western Harbour

Your say / slavery

‘It is easy to bury the painful parts of our past but it is unfathomably important that we don’t’

Grace Hillier thinks the city needs a place to confront its slave trading past

Your say / Cumberland Basin

‘The battle for the future of the Cumberland Basin’

Maurice Fells envisages a huge planning battle ahead

Your say / Cumberland Basin

‘The way the council has handled the Cumberland Basin project is insulting’

Consultation on Western Harbour proposals due to start soon

Your say / Politics

‘Marvin is getting stuff done for Bristol’

Marg Hickman on the successes of Bristol's mayor

Your say / Transport

‘Trams are much less polluting and passengers love them’

Tony Wilson makes the case for trams in Bristol

Your say / shopping

‘Why clothes shopping in Bristol is miserable’

Lily Konteh explains why shopping in Bristol is no fun if you're plus size

Your say / Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus

‘How we’re working with local communities to shape Temple Quarter’

Professor Guy Orpen and professor Tom Sperlinger respond to a recent Guardian article

Your say / climate change

‘Bristol Labour and Tories put themselves on the wrong side of history by blocking climate action’

Martin Fodor says that politicians must act on the climate emergency declaration

Your say / Alcohol

‘Bristol pubs, bars and restaurants need to cater for the growing demand for alcohol-free alternatives’

Sam Hall talks about going sober in Bristol

Your say / Politics

‘Mayoral system cannot go on’

Gary Hopkins argues the current system is failing

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