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Marvin says shake up of CEO and top council staff has saved £0.75m
Weekly Program
 Bristol Broadband Co-operative  Contact Contributor
Oct. 20, 2017, 12:57 p.m.
https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2017/10/20/bcfms-weekly-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-86/
First hour: news review: with leader of the LibDem group on Bristol City Council Gary Hopkins and Conservative councillor for Westbury on Trym and Henleaze Geoff Gollop - Bristol Councillors and MPs – Gold Star, Red Mark and Black Mark; Kye Dudd said Gary Hopkins and Richard Eddy breached confidentiality; problem with Bristol Chief Exec., Anna Klonowskii, leaving – she was given £70,000 bung by Mayor Marvin Rees – going over the head of the HR Committee; senior Bristol Council staff leaving in past year; change in constitution to Bristol City Council; Mayor Marvin Reess State of the City address; Private Eye - first time some Councillors heard of Anna Klonowski pay off; whats happened to Slave Trade Memorial – as Marvin promised – and also Bristol Arena – Bridge to Nowhere;  Buns, sermons and slave songs - how slave trader Edward Colston was awkwardly commemorated on Anti-Slavery Day – Colston Societys annual service where Merchant Venturer schools attend – Counter Colston Group were protesting outside; Universal credit - My five-year-old searched bins for food; slavery – Blacks seen as subhuman; academisation vs state running schools or a mixed model;  poem by Miles Chambers, King Marvins bard – echoes of a medieval court? local press asked Bristol Council if someone could translate transatlantic corporate Marvin Speak; some of Marvins State of the City speech [official BBC YouTube doesnt but this version allows comments] – with examples of Marvin Speak; libraries being closed; too autocratic;  Mayor Rees cant take constructive criticism from Councillors; Marvin says shake up of top Council staff has saved £0.75m;  Marvin using £6,000 Vitec QTV autocue for his speech, which makes it look like hes speaking from the heart when in fact hes just reading a script.

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