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Category Archives: Labour Party
Our trough: their snouts
Hurrah! As part of the national Crimestoppers Conference taking place in Bristol last week on the theme of ‘Engaging Hard-To-Reach Communities’, West Country Crimestoppers held a sumptuous black tie reception on board the SS Great Britain “to thank local and … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Harbourside, Labour Party, Local government, Merchant Venturers, Policing, SWRDA
Tagged Helen Holland, John Savage, Nick Gurney
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Who'd have ever guessed it?
Bristol City Council is looking for urgent savings in this year’s budget of up to £2 million. It is overspending on waste services (£1.5m), care for the elderly (£1.5m), taxi services for special needs youngsters (£400,000) and concessionary bus fares … Continue reading
Bristol education: even the kids have given up hope
The number of pupils who played truant from Bristol secondary schools last year was almost double the national average. And it has been claimed that 2006-07 could go down as the worst ever school year on record for secondaries in … Continue reading
Bristol Labour: corruption one of "our problems" admits former councillor
A former Bristol City Labour Councillor who was recently shortlisted as a potential candidate for Doug Naysmith’s Bristol North West seat has responded to allegations of corruption in Bristol Labour Party by agreeing “we have our problems”. Kelvin Blake the … Continue reading
Choose the ineffective, low-cost PR option day
Fancy that! The latest supporter of the mindless and ineffective ‘Choose Day’ Christian eco-scam is none other than Mark Bradshaw, Labour’s Transport exec. He tells The Cancer: “Choose Day will help to make Bristol a leading city in addressing th[e] … Continue reading
The strategic genius of Peter Hammond
As the bearded moron, Labour’s social services executive member, Peter Hammond sets about reorganising the city’s home care service under the personal direction of his friends in the trade unions, perhaps now is the time to recall the brilliant strategist’s … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Education, Home Care, Labour Party, Local government
Tagged Peter Hammond
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Prostitution in Eastville pt. 567
As exercises in futility go, Bristol East Labour MP Kerry McCarthy’s backing of New Labour’s latest Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill – only the 55th such bill they’ve introduced! – as a solution to the street prostitution problem in Eastville … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Eastville, Labour Party, MPs, Policing, Politics, Redcliffe
Tagged Colin Port, Diane Bunyan, Jean Corston, Kerry McCarthy
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MP Dan's vanity publishing shocker!!!
Bristol Labour Party’s overpromoted public schoolboy twit-in-chief, Wansdyke MP Dan Norris has been exposed as one of the four biggest spenders in parliament after claiming expenses of £172,733 for the year March 2006 – March 2007. This compares to the … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Labour Party, MPs, Politics, West Country
Tagged Dan Norris, Stephen Williams
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Home care watch
Having less-than-adroitly reneged on one set of ridiculous and uncosted election promises – around waste collection – through the use of a so-called citizen’s jury, a process handily managed by a Labour-friendly organisation in exchange for a fat fee, Helen … Continue reading
Hello mum!
The Blogger’s inexorable rise continues with our first mention in the council chamber… We will, of course, not rest until we have been condemned in the house! They were actually quite an interesting set of questions from Hopkins, who managed … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Labour Party, Lib Dems, Local government, Politics
Tagged Bristol City Council, Gary Hopkins, Helen Holland
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