Turning the pages on Bristol’s library ‘cuts’
The Bristol libraries budget underspend last year was no such thing, writes The Bristol Blogger. It was an unpublicised, undisclosed cut to the service carried forward into perpetuity.
The Bristol libraries budget underspend last year was no such thing, writes The Bristol Blogger. It was an unpublicised, undisclosed cut to the service carried forward into perpetuity.
To find out what’s wrong with Park Street all you need to do is walk down it. It’s full of empty shops and a lack of punters.
It’s budget week at Bristol City Council, writes the Bristol Blogger. The politicians and officers like to sell this to the public as some sort big set-piece political event for the city. But is it really?
With the best will in the world, it’s hard to characterise Abu Hamza or Abu Qatada as ‘prisoners of conscience’ or as champions of universal human rights
What do they know that you need to know? What aren’t they telling you? And why? Just register and ask. Then why not set up a blog and tell us what you’ve found out?
Tony Blair’s appearance at the Iraq inquiry was probably the last great political set-piece of the New Labour era, writes the Bristol Blogger, and three of our local bloggers thought the occasion worth mentioning.
It’s not especially because of their politics, writes The Bristol Blogger, but they bring some basic journalistic instincts that the other parties either lack or are withholding…
The Bristol Blogger may have been forced off his own website by libel threats, but here he takes a look at what’s been developing online in the city
Bristol Cadets celebrate 150th anniversary
Stokes Croft protest against new Tesco
Stokes Croft protest against new Tesco (2)
Lottery winner has his head in the clouds after record win
Giving young people a voice to earn and learn
Minister visits Bristol’s solar-powered church
Olympic star sparks school’s appetite for healthy food