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Category Archives: Harbourside
"The dodgiest guy in the room"
There’s at least one event not to be missed at this year’s ‘Festival of Ideas’ – Bristol Harbourside’s upmarket wafflefest for Guardian readers. Next Monday at The Watershed the festival is screening the inarguably excellent ‘Enron: The Smartest Guys in … Continue reading
Waffleshed Latest
More phoney baloney emanating from the Watershed in the wake of its £6m government handout entirely for the benefit of the city’s wealthy, if underemployed, ‘creatives’. The world’s most pretentious cinema manager, Watershed boss Dick Penny, gushes to Maurice Fells … Continue reading
Middle class government handout joy
Unrestrained joy here at Blogger HQ as news filters down that SWRDA, the laughably inept regional development quango for the south west, has decided to subsidise the ‘creative industries’ in Bristol to the tune of £6m. The beneficiaries of this … Continue reading
Middle class wankers of the week
Congratulations Bordeaux Quay – the “revolutionary project” to serve wealthy people food for inflated prices in a minimalist Harbourside location – you’re the inaugural winners of The Blogger’s prestigious ‘Middle Class Wankers of the Week Award’. At an event at … Continue reading