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Your say / channel 4

‘Let’s make the most of Channel 4’s arrival to Bristol’

Bristol should be attracting more big creative players, says architect Nick Fairham

Your say / bristol energy

‘Bristol should hold its nerve and continue to invest in council-owned energy company’

Sandy Hore Ruthven suggests some changes to help Bristol Energy succeed

Your say / Bristol Lib Dems

‘We must find sustainable alternatives to glyphosate weed-treatment’

Lib Dem councillor Anthony Negus worries about the effects of spraying these chemicals

Your say / Better Bristol

‘Graveyard of ambition? That’s not the Bristol I know’

James Durie reflects on the potential for business leaders to be the change they want to see

Your say / Wellbeing

‘Take your wellbeing seriously in 2019’

Dr Elizabeth Thompson shares her tips for a healthier, happier life

Your say / Bristol airport

‘Why are we going to destroy our environment by expanding Bristol Airport?’

Hilary Burn sets out a number of concerns about the plans

Your say / Bristol airport

‘The sky’s the limit for Bristol Airport’

Mark Weston weighs up the pros and cons of the proposed airport expansion

Your say / Environment

‘A decarbonisation plan is a focus of involvement for all citizens’

Councillor Anthony Negus sets out a plan for making Bristol the world's first zero-carbon city

Your say / Opinion

‘7 things I’ve learned about Bristol’

Emily Perkins moved to the city 18 months ago

Your say / Society

‘Bristol needs to rally together to save the Galleries post office’

The largest post office in the South West is under unprecedented threat

Your say / Palestine

‘The aim of Bristol Palestine Film Festival is to give voice to Palestinians’

Bristol Palestine Film Festival returns from December 4-9 2018

Your say / Modern Slavery

‘I am proud that Bristol is actively tackling the hidden cruelty of modern slavery at sea’

Labour councillor Don Alexander sits on the Bristol Port Welfare Committee

Your say / Opinion

‘We have suffered for years with our private monopoly bus company’

Lib Dem councillor Gary Hopkins says that franchising would improve Bristol's bus service

Your say / art

‘It’s not okay to expect free work from artists’

Bristol-based illustrator Cai Burton speaks out against expecting artists to work for exposure

Your say / Society

‘I am a woman, not a pensioner’

Joanna Cross hopes we can move towards an all-ages inclusive understanding of city spaces

Your say / feminism

‘Let’s start empowering our young women today’

Sophie Harvey-Rich argues we need to challenge societal norms and help women realise their value

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