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Your say / Bristol

‘Those responsible for illegal graffiti should be punished’

Former British Transport Police superintendent Tony Thompson is not a fan of street art

Your say / Bristol

‘Making marks on walls is ingrained in the very fabric of what it means to be human’

Felix Braun on street art

Your say / Bristol

The BBC pay gap: Have we learnt our lesson?

Thoughts from a Bristol gender pay gap data scientist

Your say / bristol pound

‘Let’s keep our restaurant bubble afloat’

The Bristol Pound floats the idea of a city of independent restaurants

Your say / coexist

‘We are desperate to see a positive resolution for the community’

The director of Coexist reflects on changing times at Hamilton House

Your say / Box-E

‘Let’s celebrate Bristol’s vibrant and varied food scene’

Tessa Lidstone of BOX-E reflects on the city's culinary wilderness years

Your say / Air pollution

‘Why air pollution is an attack on the poor’

Green councillor Charlie Bolton argues Bristol needs a Clean Air Zone

Your say / Liberal Democrats

‘I hope the Lib Dems will build a strong party that I want to re-join’

Christian Martin on leaving the party due to claims of bullying

Your say / Your Say

‘We need to invest, not cut’

Glenn Vowles on the damage austerity is doing in Bristol

Your say / bristol city council

‘Divide-and-rule will set communities against neighbours’

Cllr Gary Hopkins predicts a fight over the neighbourhood consultation

Your say / Bristol

‘Library lovers in Bristol face the fight of our lives’

Diane Jones and Val Cobbin call on public to oppose cuts

Your say / avon wildlife trust

‘Bristol has the potential to become a world-leading urban nature reserve’

Sarah Moore reflects on work to open nature up to everyone in the city

Your say / Bristol

‘Glastonbury, I Miss You’

Joe Middleton reminisces about the mashed-up, hedonistic, extroverted, punch-drunk love party

Your say / Bristol

‘There’s something special happening in Bristol’s food scene’

Will Duckworth explores why the city is becoming one of the UK's food capitals

Your say / Marvin Rees

‘Rees has made no significant stands against cuts’

Simon Stafford-Townsend on the mayor's shortcomings

Your say / Bristol

‘Labour MPs have taken charge of Bristol – the next three years are on them’

Thomas Ash says the onus is now on Labour to deliver

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