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Active Citizenship Toolkit – progress report and help needed… #Manchester and beyond, #climate and beyond

3 July, 2020 Marc Hudson Leave a comment

We at Climate Emergency Manchester think that the best chance for rapid and fundamental change  on climate action is enormous,…

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Posted in: Active Citizenship Toolkit

Job Alert: Northwest coordinator for “Hope for the Future” – deadline 9am Monday 6th July

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Details here. Regional Coordinator: North West The Regional Coordinator will be responsible for overseeing Hope for the Future’s work in…

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Posted in: Job alert Filed under: Hope for the Future

Who wrote the tweet that started the #cyclelanesjustice battle in #Manchester?

2 July, 2020 Marc Hudson Leave a comment

On Friday 5th June a Manchester-based cyclist tweeted at various Manchester City Council accounts. It got this reply Hi, thanks…

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Posted in: Cycle lanes, Manchester City Council

Which city is responding best to the climate emergency?

1 July, 2020 Chloe 3 Comments

Update: 8th July – See this very thorough article in The Meteor about this report. Cities across the UK have…

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Posted in: Core Cities

Our response to Manchester Climate Change Partnership’s letter of support to the leader of the council

30 June, 2020 Adam Leave a comment

The Manchester Climate Change Partnership wrote a letter to the leader of the city council about an ambitious recovery plan…

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Posted in: Coronavirus, Cycle lanes, Zero Carbon 2030 target, Zero Carbon Framework Filed under: Communications

Cycle lanes in #Manchester – no public scrutiny!! #CycleLanesJustice

29 June, 2020 Marc Hudson 1 Comment

Last Saturday many people braved the rain to show their support for pop-up cycle lane provision in Manchester. All of…

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Posted in: Cycle lanes, Letters to Manchester Evening News, Manchester City Council

Job Alert: Co-Director for Cracking Good Food, deadline 17th July @CrackingFood

28 June, 2020 Marc Hudson Leave a comment

The fab folks at Cracking Good Food  are looking for a new co-director. Details here. Deadline 17th July.Overview: Cracking Good…

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Posted in: Job alert

Doomed Trees in Alexandra Park, #Manchester – a Freedom of Information Act request #ActiveCitizenshipToolkit

27 June, 2020 Marc Hudson 1 Comment

We as citizens have rights and responsibilities (1). We can (and should) ask those who are elected to explain themselves.…

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Posted in: Active Citizenship Toolkit, Manchester City Council

Reflecting on #Retrofit – @CarbonCoop interviewed abt online meeting Weds 1st July

26 June, 2020 Marc Hudson 1 Comment

Next Wednesday, 1st July, there’s an online meeting about retrofitting and learning from the last five years. It’s organised by…

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Posted in: Interviews, Upcoming events Filed under: Carbon Coop

#Manchester City Council and car parking revenue – a personal conflict of interest? (Spoiler: NO)

Marc Hudson 1 Comment

There are many many MANY reasons to be intensely frustrated/exasperated with Manchester City Council in general, and with its inaction…

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Posted in: Cycle lanes, Manchester City Council

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