Further Calls to Remove Edward Colston Statue
Labour Party MP, Thangam Debbonaire, looks set to reignite a debate which splits Bristol.
Tag Archives: politics
How will the Bristol Metrobus fare?
With the Bristol Metrobus looking set to launch later this month, should we all be eager in anticipation, or remain cautious?
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.
Question marks remain over Bristol Arena
The tale of the Bristol arena takes another twist, as the saga continues…
A rather late book review: Fire and Fury
Fire and Fury took the world by storm in January. Lochlan Emery discusses if it is worth a read.
2017: Editor’s year in review
Jack Collard, Editor, summarises the past exciting year in Berkeley Squares.
Bristol rail network to be developed within 10 years
Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees has proposed an underground train network which could be developed “within ten years” at the cost of £4bn.
The death of modern democracy?
Since the controversial candidate Donald Trump was elected to the White House, there has been a distinct rise in political violence, most notably in the western hemisphere. Is this the end of modern democracy?
Day 2 at the CPC17
A summary of Edward Piska’s experience of the second day of the Conservative Party Conference 2017.
Day 1 at the CPC17
The Conservative Party Conference has officially been opened, and it is depressing.
