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BLACK (cloud) WATCH: council cash news
A speedy reply to Woodsy’s Freedom of Information request to Bristol City Council regarding their expenditure on Victoria Park’s temporary roofless shed, ‘The Black Cloud‘, arrives on the ever-dependable ‘What Do They Know?‘ site and finds the council crunching urgently … Continue reading
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Tagged Corporate Risk Register, Heather and Ivan Morison, Play Pathfinder programme, Situations, Sustainable City team, The Black Cloud, Urban Design team, UWE, Victoria Park, What do they know?
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Completely illegal Bristol City Council try-on of the week
Comes, not unsurprisingly, from Heather Tomlinson’s intellectually vacuous education department. Local Campaigners trying to save the extremely good and popular Sefton Park School from congenital school wrecker, Peter Hammond’s factory-style expansion plans have recently resorted to using the Freedom of … Continue reading