Barbara Janke resigns: Bristol crying out for continuity, say campaigners

Bristol's eighth change of leader in 10 years is a situation elected mayor campaigners described as unsustainable ...

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Published By: BRISTOL 247 - Friday, 27 April, 2012

• NEWS IN THE LAST TWENTY FOUR HOURS
• AHRC-funded project turns spotlight on Latin Americans in Bristol UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL - Yesterday
  • How 3D Printers Could Reinvent NASA Space Food - SPACE.COM
  • Exhibition places spotlight on Hinduism - NORTHERN ECO NEWS
  • More than half of Americans have NEVER traveled outside the country - and a third do not even own a passport - DAILY MAIL
• NEWS IN THE LAST 48 HOURS
• Campaigners accuse south London incinerator firm of 'blackmail' CROYDON GUARDIAN - 2 days ago
  • Delight as City rail link is saved after a determined and hard-fought campaign - RYE AND BATTLE OBSERVER
  • 'You will never be safe': London attacker - THE NATION - KENYA
  • Campaigners reject government claim that Indian women are now safer - THE TELEGRAPH
• NEWS IN THE LAST WEEK
• Campaigners reject government claim that Indian women are now safer THE TELEGRAPH - 3 days ago
  • Greater attention needed for safe childbirths UN urges on inaugural Day to end obstetric fistula - BRUNEI NEWS
  • Brazil police arrest 9 for abusing Indian girls - FOX NEWS
  • Campaigners accuse south London incinerator firm of 'blackmail' - CROYDON GUARDIAN
• Campaigners join march on Whitehall in NHS protest EAST LONDON - WEST ESSEX GUARDIAN - 4 days ago
  • Campaigners accuse south London incinerator firm of 'blackmail' - CROYDON GUARDIAN
  • Campaigners reject government claim that Indian women are now safer - THE TELEGRAPH
  • Waltham Forest Green Party show support in NHS protest march - EAST LONDON - WEST ESSEX GUARDIAN
• Blooming marvellous! Meadow project wins Bristol Genius Award UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL - 4 days ago
  • Student wins prize for research project - EAST LONDON - WEST ESSEX GUARDIAN
  • AHRC-funded project turns spotlight on Latin Americans in Bristol - UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL
  • SXM first Caribbean airport to receive International Transport Award - BRUNEI NEWS
• 32 Charged Over Oxford V Bristol Rovers Disorder JACK FM BRISTOL - 4 days ago
  • AHRC-funded project turns spotlight on Latin Americans in Bristol - UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL
  • Anorexia nervosa sufferers to take part in worlds largest study to find genetic links - BRUNEI NEWS
  • ‘There was no Muslim terrorism in the UK until Iraq’ – Oxford imam - BRUNEI NEWS
• Suspected drink driver, 41, sexually assaulted policeman while offering him and a colleague a threesome DAILY MAIL - 5 days ago
  • Ex-restaurant boss jailed for sex attack - THE BOLTON NEWS
  • Dr Stephen Hamilton: Paedophile doctor who raped 10-year-old girl jailed for 18 years - THE MIRROR
  • Wolverhampton drink drive doctor gets practice ban - EXPRESS AND STAR
• Dudley Hippodrome campaigners dispute £10m estimate EXPRESS AND STAR - 5 days ago
  • Teenager admits stealing £1,500 jewellery from Dudley pensioner - EXPRESS AND STAR
  • Campaigners accuse south London incinerator firm of 'blackmail' - CROYDON GUARDIAN
  • Green light for police powers to target yobs in Dudley - EXPRESS AND STAR
• OLDER NEWS
• University research project shortlisted for Mayor's Bristol Genius Award UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL - Friday, 17 May
  • Student wins prize for research project - EAST LONDON - WEST ESSEX GUARDIAN
  • AHRC-funded project turns spotlight on Latin Americans in Bristol - UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL
  • Launch of new Elizabeth Blackwell Institute for Health Research – 22 July - UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL
• Campaigners celebrate after plans for housing refused WORCESTER NEWS - Friday, 17 May
  • Community centre looks to the future - NORTHERN ECO NEWS
  • Campaigners accuse south London incinerator firm of 'blackmail' - CROYDON GUARDIAN
  • Advice to approve Malmesbury Waitrose ‘flawed’ - THIS IS WILTSHIRE