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Your say / bristol zoo

‘Quite simply we want our zoo not to be taken away from us’

The Bristol Zoo site has a special place in the hearts of Bristolians

Your say / Bristol

‘Bristol is not so eclectic as it likes to believe’

Inès de Boudemange is a freelance journalist from Paris who is currently studying in Bristol

Your say / Football

‘All City fans should wish the best for Rovers’

Dave Skinner says that Bristol deserves to have the regular spectacle of a City vs Rovers derby

Your say / Maisie Williams

‘We can challenge the huge amount of food inequality in Bristol’

Maisie Williams is The MAZI Project's new ambassador

Your say / Central Library

‘Bristol City Council does not have the right to sell off Central Library’

Liv Fortune is appealing to living relatives of the library's original designer, Charles Holden

Your say / Central Library

‘Moving Central Library would be an act of violence’

Henry George writes that Central Library plays a unique role in the life of Bristol

Your say / Transport

‘Enabling people to walk, wheel and cycle safely should be the priority’

Chair of St George Active Travel Group, Lyndsey Melling, on how transport needs to be prioritised

Your say / Clean Air Zone

‘Bristol’s Clean Air Zone is a ruse to maximise council revenue’

Dr Marcus Dahl says that the city council has deliberately made his life worse on almost every level

Your say / Castle Park

‘There is a democratic deficit in Bristol, particularly with concerns about developments’

Zachary Barker says that nobody has the right to speak up on behalf of others without a mandate

Your say / University of Bristol

‘Today I strike because enough is enough’

A University of Bristol academic writes about why they are striking

Your say / cycling

‘We need a total overhaul in approach to cycling in Bristol’

Betty Woolerton writes cyclists risk their lives when they get on the saddle in our city

Your say / Transport

‘When I take the First Bus gamble, I tend to lose’

Jedrzej Borkowski says public transport in Bristol is "absolutely shambolic"

Your say / The University of Bristol

‘We’re working with the city to shape the University for Bristol’

The new vice chancellor of the University of Bristol discusses her plans for the university's future

Your say / Bristol airport

‘This decision could change the course of the aviation industry’

Tarisha Finnegan-Clarke and Stephen Clarke are members of Bristol Airport Action Network

Your say / Food waste

‘Limiting our food waste is more important than it’s ever been’

Food waste makes up 10 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions, so what can we do about it?

Your say / Transport

‘We need to free up space for the whole city’

Ed Plowden says that we need to make room for people on buses, bikes, scooters and feet

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