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Your say / Liveable Neighbourhoods

‘Streets for walking is an equalities issue for pedestrians’

Alan Morris is chair of Bristol Walking Alliance

Your say / Bristol Harbour Festival

‘Harbour Fest has turned into ‘safety fencing festival’ with little to do with maritime’

Former city mayor George Ferguson argues 2023's event was a "fiasco" and "failure"

Your say / Bristol Zoo Project

‘Grow with us as we become Bristol Zoo Project’

Dagmar Smeed is Bristol Zoological Society's head of marketing

Your say / Social housing

‘These are not just places for people, they are homes for humans’

For eight months, residents of Ashley Road battled a shoddy home renovation project

Your say / Arts

‘The council’s funding delay threatens the future of the arts in Bristol’

Actor Gerard Cooke says arts and culture funding in Bristol has been systematically eroded over time

Your say / Western Harbour

‘Western Harbour is marred by a lack of transparency and a sham consultation’

Journalist Andrew Lynch condemns the way the development project has been handled so far

Your say / Voi

‘Voi’s empire is no more, and I can’t help but feel nostalgic’

Love them or hate them, there’s no denying the impact the company had on our city

Your say / Bristol Tree Forum

‘Will councillors honour their promise to protect Bristol’s green spaces?’

Mark Ashdown warns we're in danger of losing protections for nature conservation sites

Your say / Windrush

‘The Windrush Generation were tempted by streets paved with gold’

Roger Griffith discusses the legacies of Windrush on its 75th anniversary

Your say / Transport

‘We must prioritise School Streets where they are most needed’

Shadow cabinet member Christine Townsend says School Streets need to serve disadvantaged areas

Your say / Politics

‘There’s a better way to do politics and it starts with listening’

Damien Egan is running to become the Labour Party candidate for Bristol North East

Your say / Advertising

‘We object to massive new ad screens for two main reasons: the ads and the screens’

Adblock Bristol write about what can be done following the installation of a new giant screen

Your say / placemaking

‘Bristol Urban Forum is a new experiment in citizen-led placemaking’

Ordinary Bristolians are being invited to think creatively about the real challenges our city faces

Your say / Transport

‘There will be mild inconvenience, not chaos, when the Banana Bridge closes for repairs’

Martin Booth doubts whether chaos will ensue but says there must be adequate alternatives provided

Your say / Transport

‘I want a city which prioritises cyclists, walkers and wheelers over cars’

Reporter Betty Woolerton dreams of a city filled with segregated cycle lanes and bicycle boulevards

Your say / avon and somerset police

‘Our police need bold reform, that’s what I’m offering Avon & Somerset’

Joe Rayment is running to be Labour's Police and Crime Commissioner candidate in Avon & Somerset

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