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Daily Archives: November 9, 2007
Stat Porn: 100,000 Up!
On Thursday The Bristol Blogger got their 100,000th hit. This has taken 33 weeks and means that The Blogger is averaging over 3,000 hits per week since it started in March. However the blog is currently getting between 5-6,000 hits … Continue reading
Transport round-up
Minister of State for being an unpalatable shade of orange, Peter Vain, was in town yesterday making one of his stupid, posh foghorn-voiced announcements. And what tremendous news he brings! Yet another Labour government subsidy, no less, for Bristol’s most … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Environment, Global warming, Local government, The Centre, Transport
Tagged First Group, Peter hain
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