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In a parallel universe very, very nearby …
A couple of nuggets added to Charlie Bolton’s blog today … First we learn Bristol City Council is spending £43,000 a year on bottled water. Perfectly reasonable really. How can we possibly expect council officers to drink water out of … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Bristol, Local government, Transport
Tagged Bristol and Bath Cycle Path, Charlie Bolton, Mark Bradshaw
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Whoops! Green councillor shoots himself in foot!
Photos by _saturnine It’s more bad news for Bristol’s backfiring green machine . . . Ho, ho, ho . . . Looks like Bristol Green Party’s uncanny knack to tune right in there on public opinion strikes again. Ha, ha, … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Bedminster, Bristol, Culture, Environment, Graffiti
Tagged Charlie Bolton
There are 6 comments
E-democracy conflab joy
Are they keeping this a secret so that selected council staff can scoff all the tax payer-funded canapés themselves? An alert reader flags up the forthcoming Bristol E-Democracy Day – ‘Modern Methods of governance – democracy in action or mob … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Bristol, Harbourside, Local government, Media
Tagged Charlie Bolton, e-democracy, John Bees
There are 9 comments