Welcome to my blog
Welcome to my blog – part of my promise to be an open, transparent and accountable mayor. I’ll be using this blog site to give people a better idea of what I’m working on or to explain in greater...
View ArticleThe art of the impossible – making things happen
This evening I was honoured to deliver the Inaugural Canynges Society lecture. The Canynges Society is a charity that raises money for the maintenance of St Mary Redcliffe Church. Citing past city...
View ArticleJoin me for my first #askgeorge live webcast
Email, Tweet or leave a comment here for my first #askgeorge live webcast This Friday I’ll be answering questions from the public in the first of my live #askgeorge sessions between 12.15-12.45pm. A...
View ArticleWe need to create inspiring places not just pragmatic places
On Monday 25th March I was invited to speak at the Bishopston Society Open Meeting about ‘The Future strategy for Bristol and how this might impact on the Gloucester Road and the Bishopston Area’. You...
View ArticleTwo alternative futures for Bristol
During the mayoral election campaign I described a vision of “A greener city that promotes and improves health and wellbeing of all its citizens”. This I am determined to achieve. We have a choice of...
View ArticleCotham South residents enjoy reclaiming their streets.
I fully realise that I took a risk in extending the Residents Parking areas and that not every area will react in the same way, however; The Cotham South Residents’ Parking annual review survey is in....
View ArticleA quick stop at Green Street
Last week I visited Backfields, a small regenerated industrial street behind Stokes Croft, where I met Andy Degg of Green Hat Design – a graphic design company that believes in sustainable business...
View ArticleCentral Library to incorporate primary school
Many people who have been following the issue in the city will know that the proposal to build a new primary school in the lower two floors of the Central Library has now been given the go ahead. I am...
View ArticleReflections following Ramadan and Eid Al-Fitr
As Bristol’s Mayor, I have the great privilege of meeting a vast range of people from diverse backgrounds. I am extremely proud to be living and working in such a culturally diverse and welcoming city,...
View ArticleConsidering those less fortunate this winter
I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a very happy Christmas and ask you to spare a thought for those less fortunate this winter. People without a home to call their own are at their most...
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