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Category Archives: Local government
Wind 'em up … And off they go
Been really enjoying the predictable uproar over the last couple of days caused by the Cancer’s ‘”Outrageous” lottery grant to Bristol gay teens’ group’ story. In a fairly simple – but highly effective move – the paper wheeled out rent-a-quote … Continue reading
Give us a C! Give us an O! Give us an N! Give us a dodgy ginger minger planning boss!
Put it all together and what’ve we got? CONsultation … Oh look it’s Friday, must be time for another CONsultation about the stupid ‘Cycle Houses’ on the Bristol and Bath Railway Path nobody wants. The new Lib Dem administration – … Continue reading
Minister Tumblr
The internet’s alive – 160 articles of varying quality based on the same news release and counting – to the Twitter of Bristol East MP Kerry McCarthy being appointed ‘Twitter Tsar’ for the Labour Party’s doomed general election campaign next … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Bristol, Bristol East, Budget, Labour Party, Local government, Media, MPs, Politics
Tagged Bristol 24-7, Jan Ormondroyd, Kerry McCarthy
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Development Control (South and East) Committee (part 1)
Sharp eyed observers may have noticed that a special meeting of the Development Control (South and East) Committee of Bristol City Council is scheduled for 6.00pm November 4. And the Bristol Blogger can confirm that this will be the planning … Continue reading
World Cup footBALLS: jolly news
By our Chief Football Correspondent, Sell Outter See the Evening Cancer on Tuesday? Unfortunately its World Cup “fluff” piece of the day wasn’t considered worth putting on their internet site … But essentially it was about a World Cup jolly … Continue reading
Posted in Ashton Vale, Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Bristol South, Developments, Economy, Environment, Local government, Planning, Politics, Southville, SWRDA, World Cup 2018
Tagged Bristol City FC, Colin Sexstone, Frankfurt, Germany 2006, Guy Price, Hannover, Ian Cawley, Stephen Wray, Steve Lansdown, Tesco
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LEAKED DOCUMENT!!! GOSW instructs councils to to give the RSS "considerable weight" when considering planning applications
Despite not being finalised and being the subject of a legal challenge, the Government Office of the South West (GOSW) has written to Council Chief Execs and Chief Planning Officers instructing them to give the controversial South West Regional Spacial … Continue reading
BLACK (cloud) WATCH: council cash news
A speedy reply to Woodsy’s Freedom of Information request to Bristol City Council regarding their expenditure on Victoria Park’s temporary roofless shed, ‘The Black Cloud‘, arrives on the ever-dependable ‘What Do They Know?‘ site and finds the council crunching urgently … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol South, Culture, Environment, FOI, Global warming, Local government, Politics, Windmill Hill
Tagged Corporate Risk Register, Heather and Ivan Morison, Play Pathfinder programme, Situations, Sustainable City team, The Black Cloud, Urban Design team, UWE, Victoria Park, What do they know?
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Toffwatch south west
I say chaps. Have you heard yet? Spiffing news what? Those jolly good fellows of the South West Regional Development Agency have only gone and got themselves a terrific new Chairman chappie don’t you know? Naturally such a character, responsible … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Local government, Oxbridge, Politics, SWRDA, Toffs
Tagged Eton, Harry Studholme, Perridge Estate, Trinity Hall
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The risky business of democracy …
Leafing through the city council’s Corporate Risk Register (pdf) today musing about maybe getting out a bit more proved to be more interesting than planned. Basically this register is a list of things the council’s doing that could go badly … Continue reading
BLACK (cloud) WATCH: Slim pickings
News drifts in that the city council’s direct cash contribution to this temporary roofless shed cum public artwork in Victoria Park – ‘The Black Cloud‘ – comes in at around £15k. Not much money then? Especially if you take the … Continue reading
Posted in Bishopston, Bristol, Bristol South, Culture, Local government, Politics, Windmill Hill
Tagged Field Marshall Bill Slim, Situations, The Black Cloud, UWE
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