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Merry fucking Christmas
To all our readers. Pete Seeger: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhnPVP23rzo]
S.106 news
As we finally bid farewell to the Blogger’s favourite piece of public art shite, Victoria Park’s ‘Black Cloud‘, a small snippet of funding information comes our way. The council’s November s. 106 spending update, outlining how cash from developers has … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Culture, Developments, Local government, Planning, Politics, Redcliffe
Tagged 32 - 36 Victoria Street, Arnolfini, Public art, S. 106, Situations, The Black Cloud, UWE, Victoria Park
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So who at the Counts Louse earns more than the PM?
December’s Bristolian reveals all … A handy link to the Bristolian is now available on the Blogger’s ‘Bristol sites’ widget along with Bristol 24-7.
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
"I’m ten years younger, two stone heavier, and I haven’t had my nuts taken off by academia"
A list of great literary feuds would be a long one. They’re all at it aren’t they? Who can forget Salman “somewhere in Las Vegas there’s probably a male prostitute called ‘John Updike’” Rushdie? The effervescing Barnes vs Amis relationship … 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
BLACK (cloud) WATCH: council cash news
A speedy reply to Woodsy’s Freedom of Information request to Bristol City Council regarding their expenditure on Victoria Park’s temporary roofless shed, ‘The Black Cloud‘, arrives on the ever-dependable ‘What Do They Know?‘ site and finds the council crunching urgently … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol South, Culture, Environment, FOI, Global warming, Local government, Politics, Windmill Hill
Tagged Corporate Risk Register, Heather and Ivan Morison, Play Pathfinder programme, Situations, Sustainable City team, The Black Cloud, Urban Design team, UWE, Victoria Park, What do they know?
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BLACK (cloud) WATCH: Slim pickings
News drifts in that the city council’s direct cash contribution to this temporary roofless shed cum public artwork in Victoria Park – ‘The Black Cloud‘ – comes in at around £15k. Not much money then? Especially if you take the … Continue reading
Posted in Bishopston, Bristol, Bristol South, Culture, Local government, Politics, Windmill Hill
Tagged Field Marshall Bill Slim, Situations, The Black Cloud, UWE
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