Dialect - Crisis Centre Ministries, Bristol's lifeline for Stokes Croft homeless

bristol | media and culture | news report Friday March 05, 2010 00:20 by Dialect - Bristol Broadband Co-operative

plus Nikki Jones from Amnesty UK comments on the UK arms trade

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TIMES ON THIS WEEK'S MP3 FILE
00:00 - Introduction
01:00 - Paul Hasleden & Crisis Centre Ministry provides free food and shelter in St Paul's & talks about homelessness in Bristol
http://www.crisis-centre.org.uk
06:00 - Chris Lees, Bristol West UKIP candidate on his admiration for Margaret Thatcher and Spanish injustice
20:30 - Nikki Jones from Amnesty UK comments on the UK arms trade
27:30 - Bristol Creatives
37:00 - Dan Iles talks about the pre-election Bristol 'Left Convention' at Easton Community Centre which is coming up soon
http://bristol.indymedia.org/article/691952
41:00 - Hedgetrimmings
49:00 - Trevor Carter - The Bard of Windmill Hill - reads this week's original poem about RBS bonuses
50:30 - Jeff Sparkes present his whats on in Bristol guide and the song of the week
58:30 - Credits

CREDITS:
Presenter: John Peters-Coleman
Contributors: Trevor Carter, Malcolm Grieve, Jeff Sparkes
Reporter: Anthea Page
Studio Production: Jonny Roydon, Andy Gordon
Producer: Anthea Page

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