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Your say / Business

Giving back to Bristol

Ursula Hutchinson of Konichiwa PR on how to preserve Bristol's enterprising spirit

Your say / Colston Hall

‘The conversation must not stop here’

Vanessa Kisuule is in two minds about changing the name of the Colston Hall

Your say / Colston Hall

‘We want to focus on the future, not look to the past’

Colston Hall boss Louise Mitchell on controversial name change

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‘Erasing Edward Colston’s name is not the way to learn from history’

Tory leader on city council responds to name change

Your say / Suzi Gage

‘Bristol has scientific discovery woven into its very core’

Dr Suzi Gage on why science is so important

Your say / books

‘There is a therapeutic writing ritual for all of us’

The British writer reflects on putting words to feelings

Your say / Bristol

‘Bristol is a part of me’

Stephanie Hall on the reasons to love - and stay in - her adopted city

Your say / Bristol

‘Seven reasons why I’m staying in Bristol’

Colin Moody puts a positive spin on things

Your say / Bristol

‘Another day, another deadly helium balloon release’

Call for Bristol City Council to ban balloon releases

Your say / Bristol

‘Seven reasons why I’m leaving Bristol’

Alex Rankin is moving away after 30 years

Your say / Bath Road

‘The remaining pieces of the South Bristol transport jigsaw’

Cllr Gary Hopkins lays out his plans for improving the Wells Road

Your say / Business

How do you build a culture of innovation?

Cecilia Thirlway on how to encourage corporate creativity

Your say / Architecture

How can businesses encourage more women into construction?

Rachel Bell on the practical steps organisations can take

Your say / Business

“Public procurement needs a new ‘smart’ approach”

Catherine Wolfenden on how public services can shop smart

Your say / Bristol

‘We need leaders with long-term vision and ambition’

John Savage on why short-term planning has held back the West of England

Your say / Business

End in sight for Bristol’s office-to-residential conversion boom?

'Rising rents mean office buildings will be retained for commercial use'

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