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Category Archives: The Centre
City of green syphilis
by Keren Suchecki Bristol has been named the only UK city short-listed for the European Green Capital award – news met with utter incredulity by most residents. Bristol used its much-waved parks and green spaces strategy to bolster its bid. … Continue reading
BBC: ain't life brand?
What’s this we find on the BBC Bristol website, with its own special link given pride of place on their homepage? Why, it’s only the completely independent, uncommercial and objective blog of Sue Stones, the manager of the new Harvey … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Bristol, Developments, Journalism, Media, The Centre
Tagged BBC Bristol, Broadmead, Cabot Circus, Cruise, Harvey Nichols
There are 19 comments
Bikewash
We’ve had whitewash; we’ve had greenwash; now – courtesy of Bristol’s Cycling Demonstration City initiative – is it time for bikewash? One of the few actual promises we’ve had to accompany the Cycling Demonstration City money the city’s just got … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Cycling Demonstration City, Environment, Local government, Politics, The Centre, Transport
Tagged Adshel, Clear Channel, Hourbike, Terry Cook, Vipre
There are 14 comments
Anarcho traffic management: is it the future?
Let’s face it, all this talk of European cities, culture capitals, green capitals and the rest is just so much PR hot air and feel-good marketing soundbites from our councillors. They’re all just props to make it sound like they’re … Continue reading
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
There are 7 comments
Choose the ineffective, low-cost PR option day
Fancy that! The latest supporter of the mindless and ineffective ‘Choose Day’ Christian eco-scam is none other than Mark Bradshaw, Labour’s Transport exec. He tells The Cancer: “Choose Day will help to make Bristol a leading city in addressing th[e] … Continue reading
Who the hell are Choose Day?
The Blogger’s been receiving various communications, on a fairly regular basis now, about some environmental/global warming event called ‘Choose Day’ launching on the Centre this coming Tuesday. Full details about the event, if not the organisation behind it, are available … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Environment, Global warming, Merchant Venturers, SWRDA, The Centre
Tagged Choose Day, John Savage, Penny Gane
There are 14 comments
Instant History! (Just add radicals)
The 1831 Bristol riot from Brandon Hill These skateboarders learn fast. Yesterday some of them attended Bristol Radical History Group’s 175th anniversary celebration of the Great Reform Dinner ruck of 1832 on Brandon Hill. Today they’re proclaiming from the pages … Continue reading
If hyperbole could save the planet…
Then the confused hippies on bikes over on Bristol Indymedia would be in business. “State terror comes to the streets of Bristol!”, “We are being cohersed (sic) into a police state!”, they scream after a combination of cops and commuters … Continue reading
Sacrilege!
Further proof, as if it’s needed, that this city is run by an unholy alliance of charlatans, philistines, bureaucratic retards and the plain demented. Last week the bastards demolished Radiant House, by far the best modernist building in the city … Continue reading