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Your say / Education

‘Bristol pupils are not receiving the necessary early intervention to ensure they have an inclusive education’

Tim Kent reflects on the changes needed following July's High Court ruling on SEND cuts

Your say / vanessa kisuule

‘I will carry all the stories Bristol has offered me for the rest of my days’

City poet Vanessa Kissule reflects on her time in the role so far

Your say / Bristol Arena

‘Let’s put headlines, sensationalism & speculation aside and talk evidence and facts’

Marvin Rees on why the Bristol Arena decision needs to be the right one for the city

Your say / Bristol Arena

‘Any decision Rees makes on Bristol Arena will be tainted in the eyes of the public’

Green group leader Eleanor Combley hopes the mayor is not predetermined with his decision

Your say / Transport

‘Bristol transport is in crisis and people are already paying with their lives’

Seth Piper sums up his experience of getting around the city - and it's not good

Your say / Bristol Arena

‘A Filton arena could accommodate big acts, whilst keeping the city gridlock-free’

Architect Stephen Davis reflects on recent developments that will influence the arena decision

Your say / Archimedes

‘Bristol should give a warm welcome to billionaire’s superyacht’

Shane Morgan praises superyacht owner's philanthropy

Your say / Bristol Arena

‘This is an instance where Bristol may be able to have its cake and eat it too’

Sandy Hore-Ruthven says Bristol can have a city centre arena and mixed-use developments

Your say / Archimedes

‘The boat that sucked’

Superyacht Archimedes is a shame symbol, writes Pip Taylor

Your say / Politics

‘We have to build a system that values wellbeing over economic benefit’

Lib Dem councillor Anthony Negus reflects on Marvin Rees' One City proposals

Your say / feminism

‘Children should be protected from the societal bullshit that says women are judged by their looks’

Ellie Pipe argues that advertisers should be challenged on the messages they reiterate

Your say / Business

‘Summer is a season to endure for small independent businesses’

An anonymous cafe owner says that we must all support our local retailers

Your say / Brexit

‘How I’m challenging the Tory Government’s Brexit-chaos’

Thangam Debbonaire explains her position on whether or not a 'People's Vote' is the best way forward

Your say / channel 4

‘Bristol ended up being the perfect fit for us’

Andrew Diey hasn't looked back since relocating a large chunk of his company out of London

Your say / Education

‘The new GCSEs need to be reviewed’

16-year-old Sophie Frankpitt reflects on the impact of the new GCSE system

Your say / Business

‘We see disruption as a really great challenge’

Ruth Clarke of Six on the challenges and opportunities in building an agency of the future

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