Belle Vale league: By George!
Liverpool Echo.co.uk (Free subscription) | 18/11/2008
A GEORGE FERGUSON double was sweet music to the ears of Woolton Boys as Finn Harps were beaten 2-0 in the under-15s.
George Ferguson
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Bye by George?
The Bristol Blogger (Free subscription) | 16/11/2008
What’s happened to By George, George Ferguson’s saturday column of self-regarding drivel in the Evening Cancer? It was there last week and this week it’s gone! Surely it can’t have anything to do with Councillor Ashley Fox tabling a series of questions at the next Full Council Meeting that are acutely embarrassing to the great columnist [...]
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By George
Charlie Bolton's Southville blog (Free subscription) | 13/11/2008
In view of the number of blog entries attacking George Ferguson, I thought I might state my view. I have come across George on numerous occasions in the last few years, and, indeed, worked for him in setting up the market at the Tobacco Factory. In my view, he has strong notions of sustainability based around promoting local independent shops, and having thriving local shopping...
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Tidings of red trousers and joy …
The Bristol Blogger (Free subscription) | 01/12/2008
... of former RIBA President and leading local architect, the red-trousered Old Wellington himself, George Ferguson!!! Unbelievable isn’t it? But George will indeed be delivering a keynote ‘By George, have a sustainable Christmas and a mixed-use New Year’ exemplar message here on the Bristol Blogger on Christmas Eve. And word has already reached the Blogger that newbie council...
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Belle Vale league: Barca brilliance
Liverpool Echo.co.uk (Free subscription) | 25/11/2008
JOHN MURPHY and Declan Garavan each scored twice to ensure Fitwell Barca (Joe Bibby) won a nine goal under- 15s thriller with Woolton Boys (Alex Kippen, George Ferguson, Bradley Williams, Ellis Reilly) 5-4.
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder: Could It Be You?
Brand Pile Weblog - Blog (Free subscription) | 21/11/2008
By George Ferguson Sadly, many people who are currently living with the unpleasant effects of are not even aware of the fact that they are dealing with a serious health problem. When people have this type of condition, they often become quite negative and begin to think of only the worse possible future events, some of which can be disturbingly morbid. The self defeating mentality that...
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RED TROUSER GATE: If Bristol City Council made lager …
The Bristol Blogger (Free subscription) | 22/11/2008
If there’s ever a competition to find the crappest investigation in the world. Ever. Then Bristol City Council should enter their Complaints Manager, Tim Sheppard’s absolutely pathetic attempt to investigate the circumstances of the sale of Railway Path land at Greenbank to developers Square Peg and their red trousered buffoon of an architect, George Ferguson. After [...]
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RED TROUSER GATE: Council contradicts itself within 2 minutes
The Bristol Blogger (Free subscription) | 19/11/2008
... Transport Tagged: Bristol Parks and Green Spaces Strategy, Chocolate Factory, David Bishop, George Ferguson, Square Peg
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RED TROUSER GATE: The Cancer runs with it!
The Bristol Blogger (Free subscription) | 19/11/2008
... Post, Developments, Easton, Environment, Local government, Politics Tagged: Chocolate Factory, George Ferguson, Square Peg
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A strong start
TheFA.com (Free subscription) | 17/11/2008
... quick succession.At the other end it was business as usual with Costa grabbing his hat-trick and George Ferguson also getting on the score sheet. With the half time whistle approaching, Keeley gave Andrew Lang the opportunity to show what he could do and his impact was immediate. With Ireland giving the ball away deep in the England half, Lang raced forward and slotted the ball calmly...
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Car crash blog post of the week
The Bristol Blogger (Free subscription) | 16/11/2008
... unconditional support to his friend and former employer, Red Trouser Gate’s pantomime villain, George Ferguson. However, it’s probably not the best idea for a politician to lend their support to a property developer at the centre of an emerging public land sale scandal is it? But Charlie didn’t stop there. He also thought it’d be a good idea to launch an ad hominem attack on Green...
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RED TROUSER GATE: PR news
The Bristol Blogger (Free subscription) | 06/11/2008
The Evening Cancer might not be prepared to report on their columnist, George Ferguson’s role in dodgy public park land deals but they’re more than happy to give his poncey Tobacco Factory bar some free publicity. “George flies the flag to celebrate victory,” is today’s big headline on page 6 of the paper, accompanied by [...]
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RED TROUSER GATE: Fox goes hunting
The Bristol Blogger (Free subscription) | 15/11/2008
... councillors of the very highest integrity claim, it’s perfectly normal for millionaires like George Ferguson to directly contact well-paid council decision-makers like Bishop, ask for a bit of public land to build a tower block on and be gifted it two weeks later without the need to defer to council policy or muck about with any of that messy old paperwork stuff. It’s called “lobbying”...
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RED TROUSER GATE: The latest desperate cover-up attempt
The Bristol Blogger (Free subscription) | 14/11/2008
... Venturers, Politics Tagged: Bristol and Bath Railway Path, Chocolate Factory, David Bishop, George Ferguson, Square Peg, Stephen McNamara
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This greenwashed and unpleasant land
The Bristol Blogger (Free subscription) | 10/11/2008
... Or then again you might want to save your money. As the keynote speaker is none other than George Ferguson of Acanthus Ferguson Mann presenting case studies of “successful, sustainable and imaginative regeneration projects such as the former Elizabeth Shaw Chocolate Factory in Bristol”! Yes, he’s doing a “green” case study of a speculative development that’s not even been built....
