“I never said I was happy with him, I said I welcomed him visiting our great city. There have been worse PMs than GB, here and globally, ok I know were not in a good state at the moment, but I think he is trying his best and would not intentionally want to harm our country or not see it prosper. As for the Heathrow argument, we all hope money will be invested to look into green technologies for fuel and think of all the jobs that will be created when the new runway opens. All I am saying is that there are worse leaders out there and you know it. It's about time people took some pride and responsibility for their actions, get a job, stop sponging, stop blaming immigrants for jobs that were there long before they arrived and they didnt want and feel proud of our great city.”

“Sorry Joey but I cant see how you can be happy with Gordon Brown. At Prime Minister's Question Time he talked of investing in green jobs and environmental technologies yet today his government approved a third runway for Heathrow Airport. The man says one things but does another!!”

“I welcome a visit from our PM to our great city called Bristol. I am sure he and the government we voted for are doing their best to get us out of the bad situation we are in. Unlike some other major cities Bristol is doing very well. We might not have voted GB in, but we did the Labour party. I am sure whatever party happened to be in power, they would face the same problems we face today. So can we be a bit more positive about the good things going on in our great city!”

“I'd very much welcome a comprehensive and coherent plan to create a green economy. Growing numbers of economists eg the authors of the Green New Deal, and at the UN, are saying that investing heavily in efficiency, renewable energy, sustainable transport, reduction, reuse and recycling of waste, building stronger local economies and communities with local production for local needs, is by far the best way to direct our efforts. After all we currently have intimately entangled, mutually reinforcing economic and environmental crises.

However, there is no such plan available from Gordon Brown's Labour Govt.. This is surely no surprise to anyone given that Mr Brown spent over a decade as Chancellor before his period as PM and we're certainly no greener now than when he came to power!! By the Government's own figures carbon dioxide emissions are higher now than ten yrs ago for instance. Current Brown plans in favour of building more coal fired power stations, the expansion of airports, the building of hundreds of miles of new roads, more nuclear power stations cannot considered green.

Looks to me like PM Gordon Brown's plans are pefectly consistent with his past actions as Chancellor doesn't it. Definitely more brown than green!”

“Starsky: You're the one, eh? Tsk tsk. Robespierre for president!”

“I'll get the rotten tomatoes ready then.”

“While he's here, perhaps he'd like to try our wonderful, sumptuous, reliable, fully integrated and reasonably priced public transport system that his party has done so much to develop.

Oh, hang on......”

“It'll be great for Bristol to have any Prime Minister visit our great city. However I hope he'll visit to explore rather than delay and arrive to announce that he's personally signed the go ahead to start the severn barrage; I can see him turning this award in to a campaign to destroy our estuary.”

“"Voted the UK's most sustainable city"...What does that mean, exactly? Who got to vote? How on earth is 'sustainability' measured?

(Parts of) Bristol are fab, I agree. But enough with the total PR guff, BEP, it's as transparent as it is meaningless.”

“Can he tell us when he is going to visit so that I can be elsewhere.

This man is the worst chancellor we have ever had, and has virtually destroyed the economy of this country.”