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Monthly Archives: October 2012
#TweetBD Day 4 – The Top & the Bottom of it
What a day in #TweetBD! We’ve had drama, excitement and, after 3 rounds, a gulf at the bottom, and a change at the top. Euphemisms aside, Dave Green’s phoenix-like rise has been extraordinary. If Jockey Wilson and Robbie Paul … Continue reading
Posted in Bradford, Community, Council, Culture, Local Government, Media, Politics, Social Media
Tagged Bradford, Council, Dave Green, David Ward, George Galloway, Gerry Sutcliffe, Member of Parliament, Politics, Social Media, Twitter
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#Tweet BD – Day 3 – CONTROVERSY!
Day 3 of #TweetBD and things are certainly hotting up. Read about #TweetBD here Dave Green pulls out a massive 130 points as he’s finally found the RT button… and he was relentless in pushing Bradford, from crowing about us … Continue reading
Posted in Bingley, Bradford, Local Government, Media, Parliament, Politics, Social Media
Tagged Bingley, Bradford, Curry Capital, Dave Green, George Galloway, Simon Cooke, Social Media, Susan Hinchcliffe, Twitter
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Bradford or Beirut?
Where do I live? Bradford or Beirut with a Post Office? This question came to me when I saw a tweet by Richard Horsman, “former wireless hack [in Bradford], now Journalism Teaching Fellow @LeedsTrinity”, saying that one of his students … Continue reading
Posted in Bradford, City Park, Culture, Media, News, Regeneration
Tagged Bradford, Culture, Fear, History, Media, News, Politics, Regeneration
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#TweetBD Day 2 – Selling Bradford & District through Social Media
I wondered how well local politicians are selling Bradford & District through social media, so I’m running a little competition this week to see who’s best at using Twitter to retweet (forward), create or write about all the stuff that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Bradford, Council, Culture, Politics
Tagged Bradford, Council, David Ward, George Galloway, Gerry Sutcliffe, Local Government, Member of Parliament, Parliament, Philip Davies, Tourism
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#TweetBD – Who’s Selling our City and District?
Social media is good for many things: sharing photos of kittens, telling people what you’re having for tea and living celebrities’ lives vicariously 140 characters at a time. However, increasingly it’s being used by companies to advertise their wares; how … Continue reading
Posted in Bradford, Councillors, Politics, Social Media
Tagged Bradford, Facebook, Politics, Social Media, Twitter, Visit Bradford
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River Aire & Leeds-Liverpool Canal at Saltaire
Few photos from a great little walk we’ve discovered. Start at Hirst Lock, walk up the canal, towards Keighley, then nip down to the river, passing Bradford Amateur Rowing Club, then across and up to the lock. You could go … Continue reading
Posted in Bradford, Canal, Leeds-Liverpool Canal, Lock, Mills, Photography, Saltaire, Shipley, Towpath, Uncategorized, Yorkshire
Tagged Autumn, Bradford, Canal, Nature, Photography, River Aire, Saltaire, Shipley, Walking, Yorkshire
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What Next for Respect in Bradford?
The past week has been bizarre, even for George Galloway. He has written to the Home Secretary and Speaker of the House to ask why, he alleges, SO15 (the Metropolitan Police’s Counter Terrorism Unit) have been running a nefarious misinformation … Continue reading
Posted in Bradford, George Galloway, Parliament, Politics, Respect
Tagged Assange, Bradford, Bradford West, George Galloway, Member of Parliament, Parliament, Politics, Respect
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Blocked by Galloway: Bradford’s Badge of Honour
It’s happened. It’s over. After a strained period of time in which accusations were made, allegations went back and forth, questions were asked and went unanswered, and a bit of name calling went on, it couldn’t carry on. There were … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Bradford, Bradford West, George Galloway, Parliament, Politics
Tagged Bradford, Bradford West, George Galloway, Member of Parliament, Parliament, Politics, Twitter
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Cllr Susan Hinchcliffe on Employment, Education & Culture in Bradford
A while ago, I wrote to some of Bradford’s politicians, both councilors and MPs, saying how much I loved Bradford and how disappointed I was that, it seems to me, progress has not been made in key areas since Lord … Continue reading
Posted in Bradford, Council, Councillors, Culture, Education, Local Government, Regeneration
Tagged Bradford, Bradford West, City Park, Council, Culture, Local Government, Politics, Regeneration, Susan Hinchcliffe, Unemployment
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