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Apology: Bob Wall
Due to an unfortunate mix-up on Friday, this blog accidentally published a photograph of Canadian ice hockey legend Bob Wall in an article about ‘Mr Bristol’, the recently deceased former Bristol Tory Group leader, Sir Bob Wall. We would obviously … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Conservatives, Local government, Politics
Tagged Sir Bob Wall
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Correction: Bob Wall
It appears that yesterday this blog, due to the fact that it’s run – in common with the rest of the city’s media – by total fucking morons, may have inadvertently run a photo of martial arts expert and Hollywood … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Conservatives, Local government, Politics
Tagged Sir Bob Wall
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Off the Wall
The Evening Cancer’s innovative experiment to become the country’s leading staffless newspaper continues apace … The death this week of the Tory’s ‘father of the city’ – bluff old cove and enthusiastic Bristolian reader Bob Wall – found editor Norton’s … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Conservatives, Local government, Politics
Tagged Sir Bob Wall
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Ring-a-ring-a-roadsies
Today’s Cancer provided an uncritical platform for editor Mike Norton’s wealthy mates to make their latest announcement about what we are being asked to call the ‘South Bristol Link’. For starters, this is quite possibly the world’s most pathetically inept … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Bristol South, Developments, Economy, Environment, Local government, Merchant Venturers, Planning, Politics, Transport, WESP
Tagged David Bishop, Green Bristol Blog, John Savage, Mike Norton, South Bristol Link, South Bristol Ring Road, West of England Partnership
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Blog of the week
It’s been a good week locally for mentalist blog posts. The Blogger’s own balloon dueling effort rather pales into insignificance alongside the Green Bristol Blogger’s ‘THREE DIE IN BANKSY QUEUE‘ extravaganza today and Charlie’s fascinating insight that if you were … Continue reading
Progressive?
The Bristol Labour Party has now waded into the Cancer’s row over Bunter Eddy and the Big Lottery grant to Educational Action Challenging Homophobia (Each). Their Deputy Leader, Mark Bradshaw, published an open letter on the matter on Friday night. … Continue reading
Bristotalian of the week
Step forward Green Bristol Blogger, Chris Hutt … Despite the red trousered public school twit being out of the country prancing like a tit around Europe on his August Grand Tour, there’s no respite for Cancer readers from George Ferguson’s … Continue reading
Wind 'em up … And off they go
Been really enjoying the predictable uproar over the last couple of days caused by the Cancer’s ‘”Outrageous” lottery grant to Bristol gay teens’ group’ story. In a fairly simple – but highly effective move – the paper wheeled out rent-a-quote … Continue reading
World Cup footBALLS: jolly news
By our Chief Football Correspondent, Sell Outter See the Evening Cancer on Tuesday? Unfortunately its World Cup “fluff” piece of the day wasn’t considered worth putting on their internet site … But essentially it was about a World Cup jolly … Continue reading
Posted in Ashton Vale, Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Bristol South, Developments, Economy, Environment, Local government, Planning, Politics, Southville, SWRDA, World Cup 2018
Tagged Bristol City FC, Colin Sexstone, Frankfurt, Germany 2006, Guy Price, Hannover, Ian Cawley, Stephen Wray, Steve Lansdown, Tesco
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Muslim balls
Time to take a day off from the thrill ‘n’ spills of World Cup footBALLS and turn instead to another of this blog’s obsessions … Yes it’s Tuesday, which means our old friend Farooq Siddique has his ‘A Muslim in … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Equalities, Journalism, Media, Politics, Race
Tagged Andrew Ibrahim, Farooq Siddique, Neil Lewington
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