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Another bloody CONsultation
More good work from the Green Bristol Blog who’ve spotted that Railway Path wreckers, Square Peg Developments (Blogger passim), have consulted with and got the go-ahead – according to their optimistically titled Planning Performance Agreement (pdf) with Bristol City Council … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol East, Developments, Easton, Environment, Labour Party, Local government, Politics, Transport
Tagged Abdul Malik, Ashy McKay, Bristol and Bath Railway Path, Chocolate Factory, David Bishop, Faruk Chowdery, George Ferguson, Greenbank, Kerry McCarthy, Paul Smith, Square Peg
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Railway Path: that leaked document in full
Here’s that leaked briefing note on the Railway Path from council officers to councillors in full. I understand it originated in the Property Services Department, hence the blatant arse covering exercise we find early on – “Instructions were subsequently given … Continue reading
Artwatch: surrealism special
The Treachery of Images, Rene Magritte 1928-29 The Treachery of Council Officers, Bristol City Council 2008 The Green Bristol Blog has just published a leaked briefing note on the Railway Path sell-off rushed out to concerned councillors this afternoon by … Continue reading