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Your say / Race Equality

‘My dream is to transform Bristol into the best city for people of all colours, all cultures and all classes’

Julz Davis is inspired by Martin Luther King in his agitating and provocations

Your say / East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

‘Legitimate concerns of many east Bristol residents are being dismissed’

Annabel Lacey responds to Zoe Banks Gross, saying a more balanced approach is needed

Your say / UWE Bristol

‘We’re ensuring people have access to diverse images for healthcare’

Reframe project aims to capture images of health conditions on people with a range of skin tones

Your say / East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood

‘Everyone needs to feel welcome and safe on our streets’

A resident of East Bristol, explains why she believes the EBLN will help people of the area

Your say / Politics

‘We have the talents to make Bristol a better place, they are just not running for election’

Politicians who run for power can't match entrepreneurs' vision and achievements, says Andrew Lynch

Your say / Climate

‘Ethical branding while accepting dirty money is greenwashing and hypocrisy’

Bristol University should not be accepting funding from fossil fuel companies says Paddy Vipond

Your say / Politics

‘Bristol’s collaborative approach is a beacon of hope in an increasingly divided world’

Chris Bond asks what sort of politics does Bristol need?

Your say / protest

‘Let’s celebrate our city of protest and pioneering heroes like Paul Stephenson’

George Ferguson writes about Paul Stephenson ahead of his memorial service

Your say / India

‘Since moving to Bristol from India, I have felt safe, loved and at home’

On India's Republic Day, Karen Johnson looks at how India has borrowed from Britain over the years

Your say / Transport

‘We must do everything we can to protect our children from road danger’

Senior Green councillor Ed Plowden on how we can make Bristol's streets safer for our children

Your say / Abdul Malik

‘Starmer’s framing of terrorism and grooming gangs also conflates two distinct and very serious issues’

Abdul Malik on the response to the Stockport killings

Your say / Domestic Abuse

‘Domestic abuse services save lives: we should be increasing funding, not cutting it’

Emily Clarke and Lisa Durston say Bristol needs to tackle violence against women and girls

Your say / Politics

‘We are doing all we can to set a balanced budget and prioritise low income households’

Council leader Tony Dyer provides an overview of where we are with the budget setting process

Your say / Cara Lavan

‘Getting fitter can make you feel better’

Cara Lavan, a Green Party councillor for St George Central, explains why keeping fit is important

Your say / Clare Moody

‘Policing has suffered through cuts over recent years’

Avon and Somerset Police's PCC Clare Moody hopes to bring the Police and Crime Plan to life in 2025

Your say / music

‘We are sleepwalking towards a future without music’

Our musical culture faces an existential threat as youth music numbers dwindle at an alarming rate

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