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2011-11-12

Bristol Editor

"Imagine the impact on your company of working with a business editor, proven social media consultant, SEO copywriter, media relations strategist, and prolific blogger – in one easy step."

http://www.bristoleditor.co.uk/


http://www.bristoleditor.co.uk/free-stuff/

2011-07-23

Stapleton Road Station artwork - Bristol

"A portrait of the community: Easton Bristol. Thirty life-size figures waiting for a train. Historical figures are painted in black and white. It includes portraits of famous locals: W.G.Grace the cricketer, and Ben Tillett the Trade Union founder."

http://www.axisweb.org/seWork.aspx?WORKID=14858

2008-06-20

“Designated Parking Zone (historically this was called a pavement)”

"Sometimes a blog comes along that hits the nail on the head, taps into the zeitgeist, and crystallizes what people have been murmuring for years, and which has recently reached epidemic proportions. The sheer volume of cars has not only made most streets in Bristol unlivable, they are now encroaching on the last refuge of the pedestrian- the pavement"

http://onthelevelblog.wordpress.com/2008/06/03/designated-parking-zone-historically-this-was-called-a-pavement/


http://bristolcars.blogspot.com/

2008-06-15

Bristol City Council - Open Source

"Bristol City Council is leading work on Open Source Office Software, drawing on their experiences evaluating StarOffice (based on the Open Source OpenOffice.org), gathering a wide range of information to support their decision to adopt it, and implementing it across 5,500 desktop computers."

http://www.opensourceacademy.gov.uk/osacademy/our_partners/bristol-city-council/bristol-city-council