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Author: calummcfarlane

Putting climate change on the agenda. Literally.

10 October, 2019 calummcfarlane

Up and down the country – in church rooms, village halls, back-rooms of pubs, and elsewhere – people meet. Civic…

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After the Climate Emergency comes….

26 July, 2019 calummcfarlane

…disappointment. As reported over on Manchester Climate Monthly, MCC are pressing ahead with their plans for Great Ancoats Street. So…

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My son didn’t want to go to the park today…

8 July, 2019 calummcfarlane 1 Comment

Taken from here… My eldest son (nearly six) didn’t want to come to the park today. It was warm and…

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Posted in: Uncategorisable musings Filed under: grief, parents

Open letter in support of 10th July Climate Emergency Motion

25 June, 2019 calummcfarlane

UPDATE: The form is now closed to further submissions, thanks for all your support. IF you want to get more…

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Posted in: Climate Emergency July 10

Event report: “What can we do about the Climate Emergency in #Manchester?”

16 June, 2019 calummcfarlane

This may look like a quiet country chapel, but this is actually Northenden Methodist Church, overlooking the busy Palatine Road.…

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