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Your say / Transport

‘Bristol Airport’s expansion can unlock the entire region’s potential’

Tory metro mayor candidate Steve Smith says opposing expansion "risks holding our region back"

Your say / Food and drink

‘With two new Gail’s coming to Bristol, independent businesses need our support more than ever’

Martin Booth says that choice is a great thing but he will always choose independents over chains

Your say / BDP architects

‘Five key challenges facing Bristol – and how might we address them?’

Akshay Khera, head of the Bristol studio of BDP, considers five key challenges facing Bristol

Your say / Palestine

‘Does our pension fund truly reflect our values?’

Lea Kaye says the Avon Pension Fund 'risks finding itself on the wrong side of history'

Your say / UWE Bristol

‘Christmas… are you totally sleighing it or wondering what the elf?’

UWE’s Sing for Happiness project is looking into the impact singing can have on mood

Your say / Politics

‘Every corner of the council is being looked at to see how we can close the financial gap’

Bristol City Council leader Tony Dyer is committed to presenting a balanced budget

Your say / bristol zoo

‘We have a real possibility of overturning this shameful planning permission’

George Ferguson writes an open letter to Paula O'Rourke

Your say / Christmas

‘I’m looking forward to another sexist, racist, homophobic Christmas’

Robin Askew is dusting off the DVD box sets this festive season

Your say / Liveable Neighbourhoods

‘Begrudging acceptance among unhappy residents is not sufficient to justify a permanent liveable neighbourhood scheme’

Helen Hughes is a member of the campaign group Keep Bristol Moving

Your say / Palestine

‘Hospitality is a huge aspect of Palestinian life, offering warmth, food and tea to our guests’

On International Palestinian Solidarity Day, councillor Al Al-Maghrabi reflects on what it means

Your say / Transport

‘Arguably, tougher standards should be considered’

Two years on, UWE Bristol academics assess the efficacy of the Clean Air Zone and ponder its future

Your say / floating harbour

‘Bristol docks need to be preserved rather than eroded’

Amanda Sharman says that boaters are simply asking for the basic provisions to live

Your say / domestic violence

‘We need to keep talking about violence against women and girls’

November 25 is the UN International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

Your say / Environment

‘Let’s map out our aspirations for what we want Bristol to be in 2040’

Anna Haydock-Wilson wants to collect priorities for a greener and fairer future for all

Your say / Bristol airport

‘Bristol Airport’s accessibility shortcomings are failing disabled passengers’

Bristol Airport must address its ongoing challenges to become truly inclusive and welcoming

Your say / Transport

‘We shouldn’t stop the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood but we have to listen to its detractors’

The resistance movement against low-traffic neighbourhoods is gaining traction

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