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Canada's oldest homes are full of character

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By Bill Wren, Dolores M. Harvey, David Janes, Wangkun Jia
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Planning Committee information - a Freedom of Information request to Bristol City Council

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By Michael Forsyth, Bill Wren
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Dear Bristol City Council, On the 21st July 2010, the South and East Development Control Committee voted to reject an application for a new Sainsburys supermarket at Ashton Gate Football stadium. On the 27th July, Council leader Barbara Janke wrote an open letter to the Bristol Evening Post, to complain that councillors had been subjected to "intense, sustained and deliberate bullying" She reported that Councillors had been sent vicious emails and received threatening phone calls.
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Meetings regarding the new stadium Councillor Simon Cook has attended - a Freedom of Information request to Bristol City Council

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By Bill Wren
| whatdotheyknow.com
Dear Mr Wren, Thank you for your request, a copy of which is enclosed below. I can now confirm that in considering your request for information, it has been identified that section 36(2) of the act (prejudice to the effective conduct of public affairs), is engaged in relation to some of the information requested. However where we identify information for which the public interest is best served in disclosure, then this information will be released as soon as possible.
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Ceremonial clothing - a Freedom of Information request to Bristol City Council

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By Bill Wren
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Dear Mr Wren, Thank you for your request dated 16th August 2009, a copy of which is attached below. Civic Robes Bristol City Council keep a stock of civic robes which are available to members to use on civic occasions. The robes are loaned to elected members and are returned to the City Council. If a Councillor is selected to be an Hon. Alderman after he/she retires, then they would also be eligible to use a robe at civic services.
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