Posted in Bristol City Council, Planning, Tesco, tagged Bristol, Bristol City Council, Bristol Politics, Derek Pickup, Fabian Breckels, Jacqueline Bowles, Labour, Liberal Democrats, Planning, Southmead, Tesco on July 18, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
By Linda Tanner, Education Correspondent
PLANS for a Tesco Express store to open in a former landmark pub in Southmead have been given the go-ahead by planners.
Company spokeswoman Melanie Chiswell told Bristol city councillors that local people welcomed the proposed store in the old Standard of England pub.
Posted in Ashton Vale, Bristol City Council, Bristol City Football Club, Liberal Democrats, tagged Ashton Vale, Barbara Janke, Bristol, Bristol City Council, Bristol City Football Club, Bristol Politics, Chris Davies, Chris Jackson, Conservatives, Derek Pickup, Kevin Quarterley, Labour, Liberal Democrats, Peter Abraham, Peter Main, Stadium row, Steve Lansdown, Trevor Blythe on May 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
By Ian Onions, Political Editor
A DECISION which will clear the way for land at Ashton Vale to become the site of Bristol City‘s proposed new stadium or lead to a ban on all development there looks set to be taken within weeks.
Posted in Bristol City Council, Labour, Liberal Democrats, tagged Anthony Negus, Barbara Janke, Bristol, Bristol City Council, Cabinet, Derek Pickup, Faruk Choudhury, Gary Hopkins, Guy Poultney, Helen Holland, Jenny Stone, Jon Rogers, Margaret Hickman, Mark Bradshaw, Mark Brain, Mike Wollacott, Neighbourhoods, Peter Hammond, Ron Stone, Simon Cook, Tim Kent, Transport, Waste on May 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
BRISTOL’S Liberal Democrats have announced the roles councillors will take up in the cabinet – if the hung council agrees tomorrow.
Barbara Janke (Clifton) has set out which councillors will take control of key portfolios if she is reinstated as leader of Bristol City Council at the authority’s annual meeting on Tuesday.
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