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From the archives: car parks not kids!
Lest we forget … Here’s Labour leader Helen Holland’s “explicit endorsement in the media” for Gloucestershire County Cricket Club’s car parking arrangements over the education of the city’s children. Bristol Evening Post: We’re bowled over by world class ambition Bristol … Continue reading
Howzat!! Bristol Labour Party caught taking orders from cricket club toffs and House of Lords lobbyists
The Gruesome truth about school places in North Bristol: what you won’t be reading in the Evening Cancer … by lilly manilly Whatever happened to that new school at Ashley Down? They spent enough money on the feasibility studies and … Continue reading
Posted in Bishopston, Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Bristol West, CONsultants, Developments, Education, FOI, Local government, Politics
Tagged Ashley Down, Derek Pickup, Francis Maud, Gloucestershire County Cricket Club, Helen Holland, JBP, Jennifer Bryant-Pearson, John Bees, Lord Gordon of Strathblane, Peter Hammond, Sefton Park School
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Chickens on the way home
Just been leafing through some Bristol City Council cabinet minutes from 22 February 2007 and item 7 (pdf) catches the eye. The title is ‘Bishopston Ward Primary School’ and it’s a report all about the city council’s plan to build … Continue reading