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Daily Archives: January 29, 2008
Our cycle path's being Savaged!
Now this is getting fucking ridiculous. It’s like Bristol’s got its very own multi-millionaire Merchant Venturer Forrest Gump character popping up every time something totally crap is announced in the city. To be honest, the way things are run around … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Congestion charge, Developments, Environment, Local government, Merchant Venturers, Transport, WESP
Tagged Business West, John Savage
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EXCLUSIVE: £200m of Bristol park land is officially under threat
That attractive new look for our parks being proposed by Bristol City Council. After a couple of weeks of pooh-poohing claims from the Bristol Parks Forum that the Labour administration tried to sneak through a hastily assembled report at their … Continue reading