Category Archives: Bristol

Back to the future …

Posted on January 16, 2008 by The Bristol Blogger

Hat tip to _saturnine for pointing us to Surfactant’s excellent collection of radiographs on Flickr. The one above is of someone who unaccountably got a dildo stuck up their backside (an explanation – of sorts – is provided here). Here … Continue reading →

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Preaching 'n' practising

Posted on January 15, 2008 by The Bristol Blogger

Old Vic Chair-in-waiting, Dick Penny, told a rapt audience last Thursday that “you must balance how much you can spend on stage with how much you earn from the seats”. Indeed. So does Dick practice what he preaches in his … Continue reading →

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Fw: Council to flog off £200m of our park land

Posted on January 15, 2008 by The Bristol Blogger

Bristol Parks Forum, Release Date: 14th January 2008 Author: Fraser Bridgeford, Chairman, Bristol Parks Forum. Bristol Parks Forum (BPF) today urged councillors to show their support for the Parks and Green Spaces Strategy as originally consulted. They called for Tuesday’s … Continue reading →

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Bristol Labour Party's exciting new policy unveiled

Posted on January 14, 2008 by The Bristol Blogger

Having already reneged on their election promise not to privatise Bristol’s home care service any further by introducing measures that will see 75% of the home care service delivered privately, now Bristol Labour unveil phase 2 of their exciting plans … Continue reading →

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Conservative candidate meets the BDP

Posted on January 14, 2008 by The Bristol Blogger

(Cartoon by Evelyn Post. Evelyn Post is The Bristol Blogger’s resident cartoonist. He has a woman’s name)

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New additions

Posted on January 13, 2008 by The Bristol Blogger

New on the blogroll: There’s another Bristol graffiti site, Bristol Street Art. How many are there out there? On a similar tip, The Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft has finally gone on and also Westbury-on-Trym’s community blog – Trym Tales … Continue reading →

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The suffering of cheese: are foodies the new luvvies?

Posted on January 13, 2008 by The Bristol Blogger

“We are happy to stick with the farm, one shop in Bristol and our Borough Market stall in London. If you take on too many things, it’s easy to take your eye off the ball and the cheese would suffer” … Continue reading →

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Desperate Dan backing old boss Hain

Posted on January 12, 2008 by The Bristol Blogger

Exercising his extraordinary powers of judgement and heading the queue to defend Peter Hain, blatantly caught with his pants down and money sticking out his hole, is none other than Wansdyke’s Labour MP Dan Norris, Norris was parliamentary private secretary … Continue reading →

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Muslim balls

Posted on January 12, 2008 by The Bristol Blogger

Yet another hugely unpopular public spending announcement – likely to have the exact opposite effect to the one they intend – finds the city council proposing to fork out £80,000 of our money on a survey to help Muslims “integrate … Continue reading →

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The Penny Dropp'd

Posted on January 11, 2008 by The Bristol Blogger

A LOCAL MEDIA PRODUCTION in association with THE DELUSIONAL LOCALS Presents The Bristol Old Vic Theatre Company Players with The London Luvvies in THE PENNY DROPP’D ACT II A provincial 18th Century theatre lies in darkness. Just the faintest ripple … Continue reading →

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