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Monthly Archives: May 2016
Politics review #6: all the latest local politics
The latest politics review, featuring tales of Mayor Marvin’s new team, Boris Johnson in Bristol, that time Jeremy Corbyn met Joey Essex, Mogg watch and more!
Is 20 Plenty?
Until the middle of the 19th century the streets of Bristol were used as open sewers—but what’s that got to do with cars?
In Defence of Culinary Eccentricity
Can wine critics really taste what they say they can? Does Somerset beef really beat the cows of Gloucester? Does the obligatory ‘pinch of black pepper’ have any effect on the finished dish? Find the answers to none of these questions, but an exciting way to dodge them, in Maximilian Yuen’s thrilling new article!
Bristol breaches air pollution safety levels
2016 air pollution statistics reveal that 44 urban areas in the UK exceeded safe levels of air pollution. How dangerous is air pollution to our health and what can be done about it?
Winners and losers in the 2016 elections
Who had a good ‘Super Thursday’?
2016 election results
Ferguson out, Labour in. Read on to find out more.
Review: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
Another cinematic universe based on comic books? Our Film Correspondent checks out whether it is able to match the competition…
Review: Captain America 3: Civil War
The thirteenth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe hits cinemas this week, but is the superhero fatigue finally settling in? Our film correspondent investigates.
The other elections
Berkeley Squares has all you need to know about elections to the Bristol City Council and of the Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner.
