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Campaign site for Rob Bryher (Green Party — St George West), scraped April 2025, audited September 2026.

Rob Bryher

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URLs responding — Rob Bryher's recorded URLs returned successful HTTP responses at the 2026-09-07 audit. This does not establish that campaign content survived.

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  1. Apr 2025scraped
  2. Sep 2026audited
  3. PendingSepolia

Before and after

April site-wide text vs the 2026-09-21 homepage fetch of https://robbryher.com/aboutrob: 10 sentences still present, 185 no longer found, 7 new. These are candidates for review, not proof a sentence was withdrawn.The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page. A missing sentence is not matched to a replacement.

The snapshot lists 5 of 185 sentences that were not found. The rest are counted, not quoted here.

Before · April 2025

The preamble to the government’s neighbourhood planning guidance claims that NP “gives communities direct power”, allows them to “choose where they want new homes, shops and offices to be built” and provides “a powerful set of tools for local people to ensure that they get the right types of develop

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://robbryher.com/aboutrob

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

In direct practical terms, this new statutory power allows, in coordination with their local authority, any set of 21 citizens to become a “qualifying body”, designate a neighbourhood development plan area, write a neighbourhood development plan (NDP), put this plan out to consultation, have it asse

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://robbryher.com/aboutrob

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

The 2011 Act was the culmination of a building political rhetoric around the terms localism and decentralisation for both government parties whilst in opposition, with Copus et al (2017) suggesting the localist political shift may relate to the effect of Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish devolution

devolution

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://robbryher.com/aboutrob

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

However, specific sub-local authority governance structures such as parish councils and urban-based neighbourhood forums had hitherto not had any planning powers, leading to an unsatisfactory situation where local authorities could choose to adopt or ignore non-statutory sub-local plans (Gallent 201

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://robbryher.com/aboutrob

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

I contend (under the auspices of traditional anarchist thought and the definitions of the aforementioned thinkers) that autonomy only exists independently of prescribed democratic and institutional structures, in arenas where local citizens make their own rules and practices, what Parker and Murray

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://robbryher.com/aboutrob

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

New on the later homepage, not matched to a removed sentence

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    Source evidence and excerpts

    These are short excerpts from the April 2025 scrape, not the later wording and not complete archived pages. Original filenames identify the stored extracts. Browse the Campaign Lab source dataset ↗

    Scrape excerpts — April 2025 · 8 shown
    PageCharsOpening excerpt
    content_6.html31,226
    I’m giving this website a bit of a refresh with a focus on my and the Green team’s campaigning in St George West ward.
    A…
    content_5.html31,199
    I’m giving this website a bit of a refresh with a focus on my and the Green team’s campaigning in St George West ward.
    T…
    content_8.html30,916
    Introduction
    The introduction of neighbourhood planning (NP) has been met with critical discussion both inside and outsi…
    content_1.html2,009
    I (he/him) have lived in BS5 since 2008 and I live with my wife and two small children.
    I joined the Green Party on the …
    content_3.html1,223
    You can get in contact with me in the following ways:
    - cllr.rob.bryher@bristol.gov.uk – this email address is for all g…
    content_2.html579
    Here’s where I keep longer articles about all that I’ve been doing in my role as councillor for St George West.
    Summer 2…
    content_4.html534
    Skip to content
    Rob Bryher
    Green Party Councillor for St George West, Bristol
    ☰ Menu
    Ways to keep in contact
    What I’ve b…
    content_7.html398
    A fresh lick of paint… Posted on September 4, 2023 by robertjessetelford I’m giving this website a bit of a refresh with…
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    The audit ledger above is a static snapshot. The buttons below run live queries against The Graph and the ledger JSON — only when you click them. Nothing fetches automatically and nothing here is mocked.

    1 Free ledger JSON

    /api/candidates/72724.json

    Static audit record — websites, status, ENS hint.

    2 WebMCP join

    Preferred agent tool — live Graph + ledger verdict.

    compare_onchain_to_ledger(id="72724")
    -> { onchain, ledger, verdict[] }

    3 The Graph (live)

    On-chain p72724.civicord.eth via/api/graph (Studio proxy) — person id, not seat slug.

    {
      candidate(id: "72724") {
        id ensName status url personName textRecordCount
        registeredAt registeredAtBlock owner
      }
      _meta { block { number } hasIndexingErrors }
    }

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