past of bristol's history. part of bristol's history. but being in a museum is a place to start. - maybe replace it with| something a bit nicer. i don't think it is a problem it having a space physically to reside, to educate. that space just should not really be public bristol, you know, land. public bristol sea would be fine, but land, no. things like that should be public, and should be decided _ | by the general public and the viewsj of bristol, they know what they are, taking everyone'sl opinion into factor. that would be good. change was the buzzword after colston fell and a year on, there's hope that bristol can now lead the way. this is, in local, what's happening all over the place. what i would hope is that in bristol we might be able to show people how to do things well, that we may be able to respond to this moment in a really positive way, and in a sense be leaders of change in the ways that we have this kind of conversations about difficult or traumatic pasts.