Thoughts from Places: the Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp
Peter Savery explores the relevance of Auschwitz to a world that doesn’t seem to have learnt its lessons.
Tag Archives: opinion
“Spring” back into reading: The post-winter reading list
Now that spring is beginning to show its face, Joel discusses what books you can read to complement the move into the new season.
The unseen beauty of brutalism
We see Brutalism everywhere: in our cities, our culture and our society. Whilst now being disregarded as concept of the past, it’s development was integral to architectural development.
Brainwashed Britain: The queue in the cafe
Why do we put up with the tyrant queue when at the end of it we don’t get what we want?
Review: The Hitman’s Bodyguard
James reviews yet another action flick.
Mark Sampson: Did he warrant the sack?
Sports Editor Tom Hague investigates the sacking of England women’s football team manager Mark Sampson.
Great Brexit! Prices go through the roof
Brexit means less, not more.
The Everyman experience
The Everyman cinema on Bristol’s Whiteladies Road is the antithesis of the soulless modern cineplexes many of us are used to. However, is the “Everyman experience” worth the additional cost?
Why cycling should be Britain’s National Sport
It’s barmy to think that the UK’s most successful sport in the past decade doesn’t receive the recognition it deserves.
The Politics Pantry
Our new Political Editor can’t wait for the year ahead as he considers what it holds for politics in Bristol, the UK and the rest of the world.
