Media Mouse: Bristol CC PR goes head-to-head with Bristol Blogger!
October 31, 2008
I am a mouse in need! (Pic - darny)
Eeek! This is good … and I don’t want any ASDA value cheese for this one!
It seems that the Bristol Blogger (again) has got under the skin of the Bristol City Council’s press department.
A recent BB post has elicited the following response from Simon Caplin (Head of PR for the Bristol CC).
“Please can you stick to the issues and not hide behind your anonymity to slander employees at the council who are doing their best to communicate information to the public and playing their part in promoting road safety.”
I’ll let you make you own mind up as to who is right or wrong … but it makes great viewing from the PRBristol cage!
90-second films
July 7, 2008
Bristol City Council Children’s and Young Peoples Service (CYPS) commissioned Knowle West Media Centre to develop a series of media clips for five of the 10 localities in Bristol.
The clips will be used to showcase the variety and richness of Bristol’s youth culture.
The films will be uploaded onto the Go Places Do Things website http://www.goplacesdothings.org.uk/ as well as being used within the various communities and screened at Knowle West Media Centre in the near future.
The Knowle West Media Centre worked with Hillfields Youth Centre, Bedminster Down School, Southmead Youth Centre, Brislington Enterprise College and Digital Fish from Knowle West.
Contact: Penny Evans 0117 377 2828 / pennyevans@kwmc.org.uk
Goska Ong 0117 377 2828 / goskaong@kwmc.org.uk
Architects meet on Bristol sustainability agenda
May 30, 2008
Fifty key experts and decision makers are joining forces for Bristol Hothouse, a built-environment forum to share ideas and solutions for a low-carbon Bristol, at Watershed on June 3.
Bristol Hothouse is presented jointly by CABE, Bristol City Council, the Architecture Centre and RIBA. Forming part of the CABE-led ‘sustainable cities’ programme, the half-day of interactive workshops provides an opportunity for delegates to debate and share ideas to develop robust, design-led, city-wide resolutions and accelerate the pace of change.
Author: Kate Hartas 0117 922 2649
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