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  1. They liked it too: "Still not a fan of this possession football. City were so much more energetic and completely nullified our stilted efforts. Have to say, really liked Ashton Gate stadium, and the locals made me smile with their rendering of WTS go 3 nil down." https://www.saintsweb.co.uk/topic/60699-bristol-city-3-1-saints-match-thread/page/21/#elControls_3271005_menu
  2. Me and little Sasha are finding it the most interesting thing about the game. What strange noise will it make if they score?
  3. June 4, 2018 What is your long-term ambition for Bristol Sport? SL: Good question because it’s evolving. There’s a lot of moving parts to it, primarily I think it’s marketing and media related and therefore commercially related. It’s focusing on making sure the clubs that we’re involved with make the best out of what they got. Whether that’s improving the brand, the commercial opportunities or their community infiltration.
  4. The big decisions are not for the mayor to take. Many urban areas are in breach of an EU standard for the amount of particulates in Breathing Air. We are not in the EU any more, why are we bothered? My guess (I don't really know) is that people with health problems like not being able to breathe will start suing the government. There was a coroners decision on that in South London. So areas with the high levels need to have schemes. To deflect the heat from themselves, the government put the design of the schemes over to the local authorities. But, the government gets to refuse a scheme if it is either too expensive, or it clearly isn't going to have an impact on particulates. The mayor had some schemes turned down for these reasons. I guess the reason that Bristol is badly affected is that it is a bowl surrounded by hills, gorges and escarpments. If we are pumping particulates into the air at the bottom, that is where it is difficult to escape from and builds up. Sorry, that was a bit boring.
  5. Bristol Energy was set up in 2015 by Mr Rees' predecessor, Independent George Ferguson. Bristol Energy's business plan 'overly unrealistic'
  6. There was loads of gas at the Gate today already..at least eight vans
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