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Category Archives: Policing
Blog of the day
Take a bow the Guardian News Blog! Usually a tedious repository of poorly produced “up-to-the-minute” news written by the offspring of senior hacks as a stepping stone on their meritocratic rise to the top or by wealthy work experience students … Continue reading
Prostitution poll joy
Following The Blogger’s latest tirade on prostitution in Eastville last month, the local MP, Kerry McCarthy, has set up a poll on her website to explore opinion on the issue. Options include the setting up of a formal tolerance zone … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Eastville, Labour Party, MPs, Policing, Politics
Tagged Kerry McCarthy
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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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Prostitution in Eastville pt. 567
As exercises in futility go, Bristol East Labour MP Kerry McCarthy’s backing of New Labour’s latest Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill – only the 55th such bill they’ve introduced! – as a solution to the street prostitution problem in Eastville … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Eastville, Labour Party, MPs, Policing, Politics, Redcliffe
Tagged Colin Port, Diane Bunyan, Jean Corston, Kerry McCarthy
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Notes for the inner city: #1 drive bys
The Cancer reported on Monday that a house in Fulford Road, Hartcliffe was fired at in a “drive-by” shooting. It went on to say: Up to 100 people were then said to have run out into the street to see … Continue reading
Notting Hill's radical history
It’s been light posting this weekend as The Blogger has been laying out Tom Vague’s excellent Bash the Rich Radical History Tour of Notting Hill pamphlet. It’s a kind of riotous, left wing, pop cultural, psychogeographic ramble through the streets … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Bash the rich, Policing, Politics, Race, The British Left
Tagged Notting Hill, The Clash, Tom Vague
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U-turning and u-turning in the widening mire
There’s been an update on the Avon & Somerset site and in The Cancer on the carnival night killing of 35-year-old Somalian, Mohamoud Muse Hassan who was stabbed to death at The Criterion pub in Ashley Road, St Pauls (Blogger … Continue reading
Posted in Ashley, Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Policing, Race, St Pauls
Tagged Avon & Somerset Constabulary, Mohamoud Muse Hassan
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A lovely, social time for all?
You’ve gotta love the local anarcho-cyclist Critical Mass contingent. They’re now optimistically describing their last effort in Bristol back in May as “a lovely, social ride around Bristol”. Although they do go on to say: “There was a near police … Continue reading
Dead strange
Avon & Somerset’s story of the murder on carnival night in St Pauls isn’t adding up. It’s been widely reported now that a 35-year-old local Somalian man, Mohamoud Muse Hassan, was stabbed to death in the early hours of Sunday … Continue reading