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Category Archives: Lib Dems
Religion vs politics
Our private polling team have been out in Easton this week and we can EXCLUSIVELY reveal that, despite being nationally held in disrepute and in utter disarray, Labour appear set to win the ward in the forthcoming local elections on … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol East, Easton, Elections, Labour Party, Lib Dems, Local Elections 2009, Local government, Politics
Tagged Abdul Malik, Mohammed Arif
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"The mad world of New Labour's efficiency drive"
Interesting article from the Observer’s Management Editor Simon Caulkin on efficiency savings of the type currently favoured by Bristol City Council through their freakishly weird ‘Customer Excellence Programme‘ (pdf). After a brief meditation on the nature of madness, Caulkin comes … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, IT, Lib Dems, Local government, Politics, Privatisation
Tagged Mike Popham, Simon Caulkin
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That Biggles/Fox email exchange in full …
Just arrived back from a notorious South Bristol boozer where an exchange of a number of used £20 notes for emails has successfully taken place. The Bristol Blogger is therefore pleased to present that Ashley Fox/”Biggles” Popham email exchange in … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristolian of the week, Clifton, Conservatives, IT, Lib Dems, Local Elections 2009, Local government, Politics
Tagged Ashley Fox, Mike Popham
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Bristolian of the week?
It looks like a member of the Conservative Party is in the frame for the Bristol Blogger’s much coveted ‘Bristolian of the week’ award after a fine piece of plain speaking to the complete loonies currently running things down at … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Bristol, Bristolian of the week, Clifton, Conservatives, IT, Lib Dems, Local government, Politics
Tagged Ashley Fox, Mike Popham
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Joined up government: that "One Council" approach
An unwittingly useful insight into the council’s old-fashioned attitudes to management, IT and communications – despite the council’s endless PR initiatives about the internet and a supposed new policy of “openness” – comes courtesy of Jon Rogers on Charlie’s blog. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Bristol, IT, Lib Dems, Local government, Media, Politics, Twitter
Tagged Jon Rogers
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Election gossip latest
A couple of snippets just in … Bristol’s Respect Party are likely to be running four candidates in the local elections on June 4. Energetic troublemaker Jerry Hicks will be running again in Lockleaze while the excellently named Prince-Abdulaziz has … Continue reading
BANKSY BALLS: the anxiety of influence an' all that
“It’s mindless vandalism,” thunders the Evening Cancer. A view apparently supported by an odd coalition of Bristol Indymedia readers, the BBC, the local PR industry, the Lib Dems and the People’s Republic of Stokes Croft. Appropriate Media daubing Banksy’s ‘Mild, … Continue reading
Sprawl news
News drifts in about the land assembly process for the new Bristol City FC stadium at Ashton Vale. Predictably it features a lot of familiar faces on that small but influential local developer scene. At the beginning of December 2007, … Continue reading
Posted in Ashton Vale, Bedminster, Bristol, Bristol South, Conservatives, Developments, Elections, Environment, Labour Party, Lib Dems, Local government, Merchant Venturers, Planning, Politics
Tagged Ashton Vale Project LLP, Bristol City FC, David Johnstone, George Ferguson, John Pontin, JT Developments, Longmoor Land Ltd, Nathaniel Lichfield and Partners, NLP, Steve Lansdown, Vence LLP
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