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A City supporter writes …
Of course, all City fans are behind Steve Lansdown’s new stadium, the World Cup bid and the plan to put a Tesco Extra on Ashton Gate aren’t they? It’s only Gas Heads, political agitators and people who hate football who … Continue reading
Posted in Ashton Vale, Bristol, Developments, Planning, Politics, Southville, World Cup 2018
Tagged Bristol City FC, Colin Sexstone, Steve Lansdown
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Tesco Ashton Gate: the land is ours!
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. Looks like the cover’s blown on the Lib Dems’ claim that the Bristol City stadium and Ashton Gate Tesco developments are purely planning matters to be dealt with by their hand-picked team … Continue reading
Posted in Ashton Vale, Bristol, Bristol South, Developments, Environment, Housing, Lib Dems, Local government, Merchant Venturers, Planning, Politics, Shirehampton, Southville, World Cup 2018
Tagged Ashton Gate, Bristol City FC, Colin Sexstone’, Development Control (South and East) Committee, Six to Fix, Steve Lansdown, Tesco
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Right up our street?
The news that Doughty Street Chambers have opened an office in Bristol seems to have gone entirely unremarked so far. Strange, as the head of Doughty Street Chambers has quite a media profile. It is of course the notorious left … Continue reading
Bristotalian of the week
Step forward Green Bristol Blogger, Chris Hutt … Despite the red trousered public school twit being out of the country prancing like a tit around Europe on his August Grand Tour, there’s no respite for Cancer readers from George Ferguson’s … 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
Colin Sexstone's web of intrigue
It looks like Bristol City’s dopey Chief Exec Colin Sexstone has had orders from big boss Stevie Lansdown to get on the offensive over their plans to build a Tesco at Ashton Gate. So Sexstone’s called in the corporate CONsultation … Continue reading
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
"A new era for the site"?
Was it only two years ago John from Urban Splash was on this blog talking about “a new era” for Hartcliffe’s Imperial Tobbacco factory site? “We are making a massive investment into this area ensuring it will be a success,” … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol South, Developments, Economy, Hartcliffe, Housing, Planning
Tagged Imperial Tobbacco, Lakeshore, Urban Splash
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