A protest against the government's decision to send asylum seekers arriving in the UK to Rwanda is being held in the city on Saturday. Members of the public will write messages on paper aeroplanes that will later be presented to Bristol MPs.
It is a protest against the Rwanda flights, a policy set to start in June which has been criticised by charities and human rights organisations, including the United Nations. No flights have yet taken off.
This Saturday, heart-shaped paper aeroplanes will be flown across Cascade Steps and then sent to MPs across Bristol, urging them to put pressure on the Prime Minister Liz Truss to halt the plans.