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Tag Archives: John Bees
"Six in bits"? Greenbelt grab nodded through with barely a wimper
Bristol City Football Club are to get a new stadium on the city’s greenbelt at Ashton Vale after councillors voted 7-2 in favour of the controversial development last night. At a very long meeting featuring a very short debate – … Continue reading
Posted in Ashton Vale, Bristol, Bristol South, Developments, Environment, Lib Dems, Local government, Merchant Venturers, Planning, Politics, Transport, World Cup 2018
Tagged Alderman Moore's former allotments, Bristol City FC, BRT, Development Control (South and East) Committee, Fi Hance, John Bees, Matthew Cockburn, Richard Mathews, Simon Rayner, Stadium
There are 63 comments
Labour Party leadership speculation Easter special
Our man sipping Champagne with the socialists says there’s already open talk in the Bristol Labour Party of the possibility that they could lose eight council seats at the local elections on June 4. This has led to much speculation … 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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RED TROUSER GATE: the Cabinet questions
Here’s the answers to Ashley Fox’s questions to Cabinet on Thursday regarding the Railway Path land sell-off. The Blogger’s comments are in red. It’s certainly a fascinating insight into the quality of governance we’re getting: Questions from Councillor Ashley Fox … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol and Bath Railway Path, Bristol East, Conservatives, Cycling Demonstration City, Developments, Easton, Environment, Labour Party, Local government, Merchant Venturers, Politics, Transport
Tagged Ashley Fox, Chocolate Factory, George Ferguson, John Bees, Rosalie Walker, Square Peg
There are 16 comments
They don't know what they're doing! Pt. 2
“Asked by Mrs Janke if he could explain how the sale of the park affected the Area Green Space plan, Mr Bees’ answer was: “The area is well served by green space.” Bristol Evening Post, October 15 2008 Bristol’s new … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Developments, Easton, Environment, Labour Party, Local government, Merchant Venturers, Politics
Tagged Area Green Space Plans, Bristol and Bath Railway Path, Bristol Parks and Green Space Strategy, David Bishop, George Ferguson, John Bees, Square Peg
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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