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Category: Hung Drawn and Quarterly

Climate forgotten by Manchester council- Hung, Drawn and Quarterly #6

6 January, 2021 Marc Hudson 2 Comments

Today we release the latest “Hung Drawn and Quarterly”  report (pdf and word). We have been producing these assessments –…

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Posted in: Hung Drawn and Quarterly, Petition for cash and democracy

Climate Emergency Manchester, the year ahead and how to get involved.

5 January, 2021 Marc Hudson Leave a comment

Greetings of the New Year. Long post- the tl:dr is this Firstly, next Monday, the 11th of January at 8pm…

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Posted in: Hung Drawn and Quarterly, Projects

Hung Drawn and Quarterly 5: No progress, just PR

4 November, 2020 Marc Hudson Leave a comment

Today the Neighbourhoods “and Environment” Scrutiny Committee meets. Yet again there is no report on climate change, despite the inconvenient…

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Posted in: Hung Drawn and Quarterly, Neighbourhoods and Environment Scrutiny Committee

Crystal balls – what PR can we expect from #Manchester City Council on the #Climate Emergency Declaration?

9 July, 2020 Marc Hudson Leave a comment

A year ago tomorrow, 10th July 2019, the 96 Councillors of Manchester City Council voted to declare a “climate emergency”.…

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Posted in: Climate Emergency July 10, Hung Drawn and Quarterly, Manchester City Council, With Love and Rockets

New report shows challenges facing Manchester’s zero carbon recovery

20 May, 2020 Chloe Jeffries 1 Comment

Climate Emergency Manchester today releases Hung, Drawn and Quarterly 3  – its third independent assessment of Manchester City Council’s progress…

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Posted in: Hung Drawn and Quarterly, Manchester City Council

CEM announces closure – “Council actions will solve #climate crisis”

1 April, 2020 Marc Hudson 1 Comment

In a shock announcement, the citizen’s group Climate Emergency Manchester has announced it will close, citing the vast improvement in…

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Posted in: Briefing Papers, Hung Drawn and Quarterly, Manchester City Council, Uncategorisable musings

“Achieved virtually nothing” – MCC responds to HDQ#02, we set the record straight

16 January, 2020 Calum McFarlane 2 Comments

Council’s response to HDQ#02 and our clarifications On Wednesday 14th January an article appeared on the Manchester Evening News website…

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Posted in: Hung Drawn and Quarterly, Manchester City Council, Uncategorisable musings

6 months since #Manchester City Council declared a #climate emergency – virtually nothing done

7 January, 2020 Marc Hudson 4 Comments

A new report reveals that Manchester City Council has achieved virtually nothing against the 23 elements of its ‘Climate Emergency’…

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Posted in: Hung Drawn and Quarterly, Manchester City Council

Volunteer researcher needed for a few hours, before Xmas – around local authorities and #climate change

11 December, 2019 Marc Hudson Leave a comment

Every three months Climate Emergency Manchester is going to produce a report on what progress (if any) Manchester City Council…

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Posted in: Hung Drawn and Quarterly, Volunteer Requests

New report: Manchester City Council a ‘dead tortoise society’ on climate change.

9 October, 2019 Marc Hudson 13 Comments

Manchester City Council has made no progress on many the 23 elements of its climate emergency declaration, according to a…

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Posted in: Hung Drawn and Quarterly, Uncategorized

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wordstoseebyAndrea Sandor@wordstoseeby·
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The Hulme Hippodrome is up for auction.

Campaigners are concerned this amazing historic building and community hub @niamos_mcr could be redeveloped into residential https://twitter.com/AnnetteWright/status/1352648271731290117

Annette Wright@AnnetteWright

From @niamos_mcr Saving the #Hulme Hippodrome & Playhouse Campaign: Hulme Hippodrome up for auction
We’ve just been alerted to the following:
https://auctionhouselondon.co.uk/lot/the-hulme-hippodrome-and-floral-hall-47-53-preston-street-hulme-manchester-lancashire-m15-5eu-125912/
Guide price £950k
Worryingly the auction details suggest that the Hippodrome could be redeveloped as residential.

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tricyclemayorHarrie Larrington-Spencer@tricyclemayor·
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A very timely and much needed research report by @transportforall on LTNs, impacts on disabled people and accessible active travel.

A recommended read for everyone involved in changing streetscapes.

https://www.transportforall.org.uk/campaigns-and-research/pave-the-way/

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ClimateEmergMcrClimate Emergency Manchester@ClimateEmergMcr·
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.@JoMusker You might be interested in this student handbook by @maz_graz and @poojakishinani , esp this section -

https://climateemergencymanchester.net/student-climate-handbook/part-1-climate-grief-and-our-mental-health/abyss-staring-and-morale-maintenance/

#staringintotheabyss
#findingyouremotionalnietzscheinlife

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MCRCycleSamSam 🚴🌱🍻Ⓥ@MCRCycleSam·
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Careful anyone using Cross Road, Chorlton. Some serious defects that could wreck a car wheel, or throw you off your bike. Reported to @ManCityCouncil .

Closing this road to rat runners as part of Chorlton Cycleway would slow deterioration. @evefrancisholt @hacking4chorltz

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ClimateEmergMcrClimate Emergency Manchester@ClimateEmergMcr·
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Helllo @UNFCCC - who do we speak to abt your "Race to Zero" thing? Esp interested in whether the R2Z process allow for underperforming councils and cities to be stripped of their membership if they continue to overpromise and underdeliver?

Asking for a friend.

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