Rob Bryher
@robbryher.bsky.social
📍Bristol, England / 🌿 Green councillor for St George West on Bristol City Council // 🏢 Chair of Development Control Committee A // 🚋 Chair of Kerbside and Parking Strategy Task and Finish Group and Member of Transport & Connectivity Policy Committee
Always best to raise this with staff or report it directly as I've only just seen this.
November 24, 2025 at 3:13 PM
Always best to raise this with staff or report it directly as I've only just seen this.
WEEK 46
Predator: Badlands - 7/10
Better than the critics say it is. Interesting at the philosophical level of: if a creature is created to be emotionally/psychologically sensitive, does that inevitably lead to proper empathy?
Predator: Badlands - 7/10
Better than the critics say it is. Interesting at the philosophical level of: if a creature is created to be emotionally/psychologically sensitive, does that inevitably lead to proper empathy?
November 24, 2025 at 3:00 PM
WEEK 46
Predator: Badlands - 7/10
Better than the critics say it is. Interesting at the philosophical level of: if a creature is created to be emotionally/psychologically sensitive, does that inevitably lead to proper empathy?
Predator: Badlands - 7/10
Better than the critics say it is. Interesting at the philosophical level of: if a creature is created to be emotionally/psychologically sensitive, does that inevitably lead to proper empathy?
WEEK 45
Bugonia - 9/10
Terrific at showing both the incel/conspiracy and the corporate mindsets, but also thematically suggests that humanity's best hope for survival is, in the immortal words of Seal, "getting a little crazy".
Bugonia - 9/10
Terrific at showing both the incel/conspiracy and the corporate mindsets, but also thematically suggests that humanity's best hope for survival is, in the immortal words of Seal, "getting a little crazy".
November 24, 2025 at 3:00 PM
WEEK 45
Bugonia - 9/10
Terrific at showing both the incel/conspiracy and the corporate mindsets, but also thematically suggests that humanity's best hope for survival is, in the immortal words of Seal, "getting a little crazy".
Bugonia - 9/10
Terrific at showing both the incel/conspiracy and the corporate mindsets, but also thematically suggests that humanity's best hope for survival is, in the immortal words of Seal, "getting a little crazy".
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I live within the EBLN and it's been transformative. I have experienced it as a hugely positive change for the area. The air quality, noise levels, safety, accessibility: improved. fewer people in high powered cars racing. It will be an enormous step back if it's removed to score political points.
November 16, 2025 at 8:50 PM
I live within the EBLN and it's been transformative. I have experienced it as a hugely positive change for the area. The air quality, noise levels, safety, accessibility: improved. fewer people in high powered cars racing. It will be an enormous step back if it's removed to score political points.
I liked your website analytical stuff but your political analysis and understanding leaves quite a lot to be desired. Cutting carbon emissions overall is the aim, not saying "the Conservatives are the greenest' for flights they would never be in the political position to take.
November 14, 2025 at 8:15 PM
I liked your website analytical stuff but your political analysis and understanding leaves quite a lot to be desired. Cutting carbon emissions overall is the aim, not saying "the Conservatives are the greenest' for flights they would never be in the political position to take.
Zidane's headbutt equals the jury's out?
November 14, 2025 at 12:13 PM
Zidane's headbutt equals the jury's out?