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Spin at the Arnolfini; reality at the Thunderbolt
Written by Pete Goodwin Friday, 23 April 2010
A mile from the Arnolfini media circus, a very different political viewpoint was being offered by campaigner Peter Tatchell.
Read more: Spin at the Arnolfini; reality at the Thunderbolt
Public Services - More of the same from Labour, Tories & Lib Dems
Written by Geoff Collard Thursday, 22 April 2010
House of Commons Committee on Health says the NHS internal market may need to be scrapped!Read more: Public Services - More of the same from Labour, Tories & Lib Dems
Six Greens and Mr Brunel launch election campaign
Written by Pete Goodwin Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Isambard Kingdom Brunel found common cause with Bristol's six Green Party candidates when they launched their general election campaign at the great engineer's Temple Meads station today.Read more: Six Greens and Mr Brunel launch election campaign
Art Exhibition and Auction April 15th
Written by Graham Woodruff Wednesday, 31 March 2010
We will be having an exhibition some of the best art that Bristol has to offer including works by Carol Peace, Anna Gillespie, Ian Chamberlain, Valerie Bowes, Ros Ford and Kate Raggett plus many others. Not only that you'll have a chance to win works by these artists at our auction.
Bristol Greens make an Older People's Pledge
Written by Pete Goodwin Tuesday, 30 March 2010
The Green Party today becomes the only political party to back demands for a state pension of £170 per week and a better future for older people in Britain.Pressure grows for Temple Meads Transport Hub
Written by Pete Goodwin Tuesday, 30 March 2010
A petition calling for a state-of-the-art transport hub at Temple Meads will be presented to Bristol City Council at its meeting this evening
Bristol LibDems to defy their own anti-road building policies
Written by Pete Goodwin Wednesday, 24 March 2010
Bristol's Liberal Democrat Cabinet is set to approve a bid to build a major new road through South Bristol - despite their own party policy.
Read more: Bristol LibDems to defy their own anti-road building policies
Green Party welcomes incinerator planning decision
Saturday, 13 March 2010
The Green Party has welcomed the decision by Bristol City Council to object to plans for an incinerator on Severnside.Read more: Green Party welcomes incinerator planning decision
Met Office reconfirms human activity to blame for climate change
Friday, 05 March 2010
A review of the latest research on climate change by the British Meteorological Office has reconfirmed that human activity is the most likely cause of the rapid changes in our planet's climate.Read more: Met Office reconfirms human activity to blame for climate change
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