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Competition time! Update
Thank you to BristleKRS and Shawn for having a crack at the recycling press release competition. Although I’m sorry to have to inform you that unfortunately it wasn’t a real competition at all. It was in fact a rhetorical device … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Global warming, Labour Party, Local elections 2007, Local government
Tagged Citizen's jury
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Bearded Labour: the case for the prosecution . . .
The Blogger is being accused of beardism in relation to claims regarding the Bristol Labour Party. Here is the case for the prosecution: 1. George Micklewright Former LABOUR leader Bristol City Council 1997 – 2002. Created £350m budget deficit. Most … Continue reading
Three degrees of bearded Labour
The good news is that Labour education exec Derek Pickup has taken to the local radio airwaves to try to fend off his growing reputation for utter uselessness. The bad news is the coward chose to offer up his excuses … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Education, Labour Party, Local government, Politics
Tagged BCFM, Derek Pickup
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Competition time! Here's a clue . . .
Not much joy with the comp yet so here’s a clue. The key phrase in the convoluted spin is: waste chargeable (The Blogger is expecting to take delivery this evening of a draft copy of the citizen’s jury report. Any … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Global warming, Labour Party, Local government, Media, Recycling
Tagged Citizen's jury
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Competition time!
Big prizes to be won: This is a small section of the council’s recent press release about the recommendations of the recent citizen’s jury on recycling. All you have to do is tell us what you think it it means. … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Global warming, Labour Party, Local government, Media, Recycling
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Toffs at the top
Former Bristol South East MP, aristo-socialist Tony Benn’s been hitting the headlines again. Firstly because his niece, Emily, has been selected as the Labour parliamentary candidate for the East Worthing and Shoreham constituency on the south coast despite not yet … Continue reading
The not so young Adonis makes an appearance
Entirely coincidentally – at the same time as The Blogger was publishing ‘The Masterplanners’, querying Bristol Education Department’s long term plans for secondary education in the city – who should roll into town on Friday? Only Lord Adonis himself, the … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Education, Labour Party, Local government, Politics
Tagged Derek Pickup
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Socialism: Bristol Labour style
John Bees, Labour’s executive member for Central Services, who basically deals with the council’s finances, is supposed to have a background in trade unionism at Avonmouth docks. You’d never know judging by his comments on the £6m – over 20% … Continue reading
CONsultation: how it works (continued)
Nice example this week of some more analysis-free pant wetting from the so-called journalists of the local press. As part of his visit on Thursday, much play was made in The Cancer and on the local BBC of the so-called … Continue reading
Kerry: Madchester for it
Does Bristol East MP Kerry “Rave On” McCarthy hate her constituency and this city? The Labour MP, parachuted in to the safe seat from Luton at the last minute for the general election in 2005, certainly doesn’t spend much time … Continue reading