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Category Archives: Local government
Museum of Bristol update
Predictably the Labour Cabinet nodded through on Thursday the £25m Museum of Bristol project on the site of the Industrial Museum. And just in case any of our elected representatives – not in the cabinet – might have wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Developments, Harbourside, Labour Party, Local government
Tagged Museum of Bristol
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The Big Arse: greenwash photo-op watch
Pictured is an embarrassing clown alongside someone dressed up as Robin Hood. The question that needs to printed on that bit of paper is ‘can Bristol bear this idiot in charge any longer?’ What passes for a leader in this … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Environment, Global warming, Labour Party, Local government
Tagged Helen Holland
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Hammond's homecare plans unravel
Peter Hammond and the Labour Party’s promise at the last local election was to keep the city’s home care service “in-house”. We might have understood from this there would be no more privatisation of Bristol city council’s home care service … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Home Care, Labour Party, Local elections 2007, Local government, Politics
Tagged Alun Beynon, Peter Hammond, Sean Beynon
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The Blogger get's it wrong, wrong, wrong
Not an admission we have to make around here that often you’ll agree and, yes, it’s hard to countenance but The Blogger’s got it wrong. On Friday we said: In another piece of transport news, that no doubt will be … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Local government, Transport
Tagged Colin Knight, Mark Bradshaw, Mike Norton
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Transport round-up
Minister of State for being an unpalatable shade of orange, Peter Vain, was in town yesterday making one of his stupid, posh foghorn-voiced announcements. And what tremendous news he brings! Yet another Labour government subsidy, no less, for Bristol’s most … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Environment, Global warming, Local government, The Centre, Transport
Tagged First Group, Peter hain
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Educashion today
On one of the more obscure outposts of the council’s website you can find details about something called ‘Buggybuddies’, publicly funded keep fit sessions for yummy mummies. If you really feel the need to look it up yourself it can … Continue reading
Direktive from ze Heatherbunker
A reader directs The Blogger to this term’s edition of Herr Direktor Tomlinson’s glossy newsletter(PDF) for school governors as we “may want to read the series of crap excuses she’s concocted”! The reader continues: No great major spelling mistakes immediately … Continue reading
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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Day 4 of my experiment
Time for an update on The Blogger’s great e-democracy experiment to get rid of Heather Tomlinson. On Friday The Blogger fired off an email to the council’s e-democracy department requesting some simple information on their confidentiality arrangements with regards to … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Education, Local government
Tagged e-democracy, Heather Tomlinson
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