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Tag Archives: Steve Comer
Greedy bastard watch
Why are former Lib Dem leader and Eastville Councillor Steve Comer‘s travel and subsistence expenses so high? Since he won the Eastville election in 2005 he has claimed £2,481.36 in travel and subsistence expenses (£411.06 in 05-06, £409.27 in 06-07, … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol East, Eastville, Lib Dems, Local government, Politics
Tagged expenses, Steve Comer
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Ignoble Savage better for you than Greens?
No sign yet of a formal press release announcing the arrival of “Junket” Jan Ormondroyd to run Bristol City Council. So we’ll just have to make do with the one that the council’s PR girl Simon Caplan did back in … Continue reading
Fancy that!
I recently received my copy of ‘Our City’, which replaces the former Bristol News. I would like to compliment the officers who worked on the publication for a job well done. Explaining the City Council’s Draft Budget is not an … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Labour Party, Lib Dems, Local government, Politics
Tagged John Rogers, Mark Brain, Steve Comer
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Gimmick Watch
Other means of creating hot air … Bristol City Council is planning another gimmick to help define the council’s top priorities for the future – even though they’ve done this all before and miserably failed to deliver the priorities. The … Continue reading