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Category Archives: Budget
Senior officer moment
UNISON have been asking some useful questions about senior officers’ fat cat six-figure salaries down at the Counts Louse. Possibly overlooked in the frenzy over Tesco at Ashton Gate and Steve Lansdown’s admission that his £60m stadium, as predicted, is … Continue reading
Minister Tumblr
The internet’s alive – 160 articles of varying quality based on the same news release and counting – to the Twitter of Bristol East MP Kerry McCarthy being appointed ‘Twitter Tsar’ for the Labour Party’s doomed general election campaign next … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Bristol, Bristol East, Budget, Labour Party, Local government, Media, MPs, Politics
Tagged Bristol 24-7, Jan Ormondroyd, Kerry McCarthy
There are 17 comments
Labour Party leadership speculation Easter special
Our man sipping Champagne with the socialists says there’s already open talk in the Bristol Labour Party of the possibility that they could lose eight council seats at the local elections on June 4. This has led to much speculation … Continue reading
Eh?
Lots of Lib Dem budget amendments. A fair few went through. Including one that I spoke to: a 150k proposal for domestic violence work (perpetrators work etc). I felt proud to be able to promote this particular proposal. I welcomed … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Budget, Lib Dems, Local government, Lockleaze, Politics
Tagged Domestic violence, Emma Bagley
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City Council budget balls: go figure
The ruling Labour group has unveiled what it calls a prudent budget for hard times … but Council leader Helen Holland says there will be no cuts in frontline services Bristol Evening Post, 9 December 2009 That makes things pretty … Continue reading
City council budget balls (3)
Well, well, well. What’s this in yesterday’s letter to Chancellor Darling from the Governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King, explaining why this month’s inflation figure of 4.1% is above the government’s target rate of 2%? It is likely … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Budget, Economy, Labour Party, Local government, Politics
Tagged Bank of England, Carew Reynell, Helen Holland, Mervyn King
There are 21 comments
City council budget balls (2)
Lib Dem Councillor Gary Hopkins, perhaps not entirely seriously, is proposing a way out for the city’s collapsing economy in the comments section: One area where promotion of the city abroad could produce dividends is in tourism. We are a … Continue reading
City council budget balls (1)
Predictably, Bristol City Council are doing bugger-all for us as the credit crunch bites and talk of economic downturn turns to recession and even depression and we confront what’s looking like the worst economic situation since the Second World War. … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Budget, Economy, Labour Party, Local government, Politics
Tagged Helen Holland, Jan Ormondroyd, John House
There are 31 comments