Bristol builder Simon Lewis savaged by police dogs at Easter riots
BCfm Friday Drivetime | 25.06.2011 11:55 | SOCPA | Analysis | Public sector cuts | Repression
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At five: discussing the big stories in Bristol, Britain and around the world
After six: straight talking and investigative reports with Martin Summers and Marina Morris
For all the shows back to Easter 2009 visit the Friday Drivetime archive page
http://www.bilderberg.org/bcfm.htm
Montpelier builder Simon Lewis describes getting mauled by police dogs during the Stokes Croft disturbances and points out there is a Bristol City Council petition to investigate the Police tactics during those operations
http://epetitions.bristol.gov.uk/epetition_core/view/disturbances
Plus.... part three of the extracts from Keith Allen’s banned new film about the assassination of Princess Diana Unlawful Killing. This week’s big talk at Colston Hall: What does controlled demolition on 9/11 mean for America? In depth interview with San Fransisco architect Richard Gage from Architects and Engineers for 911 Truth.
http://epetitions.bristol.gov.uk/epetition_core/view/disturbances Plus.... part three of the extracts from Keith Allen’s banned new film about the assassination of Princess Diana Unlawful Killing. This week’s big talk at Colston Hall: What does controlled demolition on 9/11 mean for America? In depth interview with San Fransisco architect Richard Gage from Architects and Engineers for 911 Truth.
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Who decides on Avon & Somerset police media policy?
22.12.2011 19:39
This is a decision made not by officers but at Portishead HQ by Media Relations Manager Victoria Tag and her boss, Amanda Hirst, Head of Corporate Communications for Avon and Somerset Police who answer directly to Chief Constable Colin Port.
These decisions appear to contravene the publicly funded police's committment to dialogue with the community. Avon & Somerset's Force's Media and Public Relations Policy states as follows: 'the philosophy underpinning that policy is to be open, honest, fair and accountable with the media and, through the media, with the communities we serve.'
Bristol builder Simon Lewis mauled by police dogs at Easter disturbances
PS legal adviser to Avon & Somerset police is Ms Susan Dauncey. (Bradley Stoke, Gloucestershire)
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