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Category: Bev Craig

Party leaders clash over cuts to opposition allowances

20 May, 2022 Robbie 2 Comments

The first full Council meeting after the local elections featured a debate about members’ allowances for opposition work at Manchester…

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Posted in: Bev Craig, Manchester City Council Filed under: leech

After Manchester’s local elections – what now for climate activism? 

12 May, 2022 Robbie Leave a comment

On Friday 6th May we learned of Manchester’s local election results, and just as the dust settles, the business of…

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Posted in: 2021 Local Elections, Bev Craig, Scrutiny Committee Meetings, TeamSF

New Leader declines to answer questions about airport & climate policy at full Council

6 December, 2021 Robbie 1 Comment

When Councillor Bev Craig became Leader on 1st December, she gave a speech (part of which addressed climate change, which…

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Posted in: Bev Craig, Manchester Airport

New Leader’s speech on climate emergency: the good, the bad & the contradictory

Robbie 1 Comment

When Councillor Bev Craig became Leader on 1st December, she gave a speech to the full Council, part of which…

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Posted in: Bev Craig, Manchester City Council

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climateemergmcr Climate Emergency Manchester @climateemergmcr ·
1 Jul

Ekua Bayunu quits Mcr Labour, citing targeted bullying and harassment (which Labour deny) on the basis of her politics and also her identity and relationship with the country. She says being a black woman and a socialist in Manchester Labour party is 'increasingly untenable'.

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invisiblemapper Jon Silver @invisiblemapper ·
1 Jul

Couple of things to consider

Two Black councillors have quit the Labour Party in a year...clearly this is deeply troubling

Ekua joining the Green Party make it the official opposition in Manchester

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josephtiman Joseph Timan @josephtiman ·
1 Jul

🚨 Breaking: Manchester councillor Ekua Bayunu has quit Labour to join the Greens, saying she felt 'constantly at odds' with the culture of the party. More to follow... #LDReporter #LabourParty #GreenParty

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houseofhaynesfd Jackie Haynes @houseofhaynesfd ·
30 Jun

Isn’t honesty the best policy @ManCityCouncil @bevcraig @CllrTR ? It would be a good start. https://climateemergencymanchester.net/2022/06/24/manchesters-housing-strategy-fails-climate-emergency-honesty-test-so-what-could-be-done-differently/ @ClimateEmergMcr @LindaFLabour

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climateemergmcr Climate Emergency Manchester @climateemergmcr ·
24 Jun

Manchester’s Housing Strategy fails climate emergency honesty test: so what could be done differently?

https://climateemergencymanchester.net/2022/06/24/manchesters-housing-strategy-fails-climate-emergency-honesty-test-so-what-could-be-done-differently/

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