Search The Bristol Blogger
Posts By Date
November 2024 M T W T F S S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Recent Comments
- George Ferguson says he’s not standing for mayor of Bristol | Alternative Bristol on RED TROUSER GATE: If Bristol City Council made lager …
- Brutalism Within Bristol // Links. – joshadamjonesphotography on Spot the difference: new brutalism
- ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE! WHO’S GETTING RICH OFF THE GREAT GREEN SPACES LAND GRAB? | The Bristolian on RED TROUSER GATE: The latest desperate cover-up attempt
- HOYT’S HATE TWEET SCANDAL SHAME SHOCKER | The Bristolian on Shirley and the coconuts
- BristolBloggerGate: Three years on – the University of Liverpool, WordPress & censorship | Bristle's Blog from the BunKRS on Howard and me
Archives
Tag Archives: The Observer
FIFA World Cup™ balls
From the Fifa.com website earlier this week: “Fifa President Joseph S. Blatter is using the FIFA World Cup™ qualifying matches to urge footballers around the world to show ‘More fair play, please!’ Blatter said: ‘Fair play should come before anything … Continue reading
Posted in Media, World Cup 2018
Tagged FIFA, Said & Done, Sepp Blatter, The Observer
There are 2 comments
Quote of the week: BANKSY BALLS special
Cancer editor Mike Norton says in today’s paper: I was dragged around [Bristol] museum more times than I care to remember. The building and its artifacts are now part of my psyche. My dad loved the place. This explains a … Continue reading
Posted in Banksy, Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, Culture, Lib Dems, Local government, Politics
Tagged Mike Norton, Simon Cook, The Observer, Tim Adams
There is 1 comment
Green balls
Some daft survey conducted by “marketing specialists” CECI, has decided the greenest location in Britain is Redland closely followed by Clifton, a report in the very slow news pages of today’s Observer says. It’s not very clear how they worked … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Bristol West, Clifton, Environment, Media, Redland
Tagged CECI, The Observer
There are 46 comments