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Category: Planning and Highways Committee

Car park at #Manchester Airport approved by councillors who voted for #climate emergency declaration

13 February, 2020 Marc Hudson Leave a comment

Only two voted against it.  The others? The other found a way to square their vote for a climate emergency…

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Breaking: #Manchester Council defers decision on giant new airport car park until February #climate

16 January, 2020 Marc Hudson Leave a comment

The Planning and Highways Committee of Manchester City Council has decided to visit the site of a proposed new 792…

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21 Jun

Join the Youth Panel's Wild Adventures Webinar Sunday at 10am, Register here 👉 http://shorturl.at/lxKS6 👈
We're revealing the winners of our #PollinatorPortraits comp 🐞and hosting our exclusive premiere of our pond dipping film!🐜
⭐ We are so excited for you to join us ⭐

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The “Strawberry Snapshot” directory of Manchester campaigns: Carbon Coop has supplied their info – has your group? https://climateemergencymanchester.net/2021/06/22/the-strawberry-snapshot-directory-of-manchester-campaigns-carbon-coop-has-supplied-their-info-has-your-group/

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21 Jun

Yes, of course, bravo to the young people. But, um... we have been using young people as a talisman for THIRTY YEARS, around this issue.

Today's adults have let the young folks down. They may not want to admit it, but it's true. Can't plead ignorance, they knew about this....

Figen Murray@FigenMurray

@chorltonhigh @OurChorlton @loretochorlton @MENnewsdesk @McrClimateYB @ClimateEmergMcr @McrClimate @evefrancisholt @JoMidge @macinnes_neil @BBCYoungReport Bravo to young people using their voice to try and make a difference. Keep doing what you do. Your efforts are very important!

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tricyclemayorHarrie Larrington-Spencer@tricyclemayor·
21 Jun

A school Street scheme will never be sustainable if it is fully reliant upon parents and neighbours.

For school streets to be sustainable, they need to be backed and funded by councils.

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21 Jun

Directory of environmental & social justice groups, launching on Mon 12th July. #StrawberrySnapshot

Send us your group's details (see post for info we need).

Please RT.

Questions? email is contact@climateemergencymanchester.net

https://climateemergencymanchester.net/2021/06/21/strawberry-snapshot-launching-officially-monday-12th-july-manchester/

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