Bristol mayoral hustings

Colston Hall hustings tonight

Posted by Martin | Thursday, 11 November 2012 | Bristol

In Hall 2 of the Colston Hall tonight, the five leading candidates in the race...

Posted by Martin | Monday, 10 October 2012 | Bristol

Monday: Peter Hitchens & Howard Marks, Festival of Ideas A lively debate in store about...

Posted by Martin | Wednesday, 10 October 2012 | Bristol

Tickets to the mayoral hustings at the Colston Hall at 7pm on Thursday, November 1...

Posted by Martin Booth | Thursday, 7 July 2012 | Bristol

Colston Hall and Bristol Culture are joining forces to host a mayoral hustings in the...

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Fake, I am guessing - it does look a Banksy, but is missing that final touch.... Maybe an advert for the art supply shop below...? Clever.
Comment from post - New Banksy on Park Row?

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I visited today and was very disappointed. Roast beef, mushroom and caramelised onion hot sandwich was tiny and overpriced (2 slices of plastic bread, a few small bits of beef and 6 pieces of mushroom for £5.20)(oh and a handful of crisps). The staff didn't seem to know their way round the menu and didn't know how to respond when I was unhappy with my food. The loo was falling apart and dirty, though to be fair there's a great baby changing table and my friend's panini was much better value for money. But I won't be returning.
Comment from post - Freshly Ground

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I think the point was that it didn't make them money. At least that's what I understood from "if the council gave up seeking income from our empty shops entirely, not just on a temporary basis whilst the market was flat.” Maybe the 34 organisations, 457 individuals and 15 festivals could get together and pitch in for another space. The Harbourside has many empty shops.
Comment from post - The Parlour set to close

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