It is a better solution, but the many people of Bristol had tried to make that happen and turned down.
"For thousands of Bristolians the intervention reflected a sense of exhaustion with official processes, particularly since the failed attempts to get a second plaque describing Colston's acts in even mild prose. National commentators have been equally sympathetic"
legalresearch.blogs.bris.ac.uk/2020/06/edward-colston-listing-controversy/#:~:text=For%20thousands%20of%20Bristolians%20the,commentators%20have%20been%20equally%20sympathetic
Gives a good history about why it became such an iconic act internationally - and hasn't happened again, because now plaques outdoors and texts indoors accompany objects.
Burnham to tell schools in England to adapt teaching to local business needs- what do you think?
