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Tag: Ward action

Chorlton climate action meeting – practical ward suggestions

24 January, 2020 Chloe Jeffries 2 Comments

Important does not need to be glamourous. Important can be practical. The Climate Action Workshop held in Chorlton on Thursday…

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MikeCordingleyMike Cordingley@MikeCordingley·
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80 to 100 out supporting the extra space for people along the A56 in Stretford. Support from people in cars too. Let's make it permanent!

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What is #allyship? - good academic paper described...

https://climateemergencymanchester.net/2020/07/11/looting-the-ivory-tower-good-academic-work-on-allyship/

#lootingtheivorytower

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Looting the Ivory Tower – good academic work on #allyship https://climateemergencymanchester.net/2020/07/11/looting-the-ivory-tower-good-academic-work-on-allyship/

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Disadvantaged & ethnic minority pupils face particular risks from the possibility of unconscious bias, said the Commons Education Committee.

Our report with the @EqualityActRev highlights this very concern.

Predicting grades is predicting futures.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/education-53364485

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HelenJqRimmerHelen Rimmer@HelenJqRimmer·
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I’m worried about air pollution on A6 increasing further as more people return to work. With public transport limited, & many without a car, we need to provide safe routes to cycle to city.

I’m joining others on A6 #Levenshulme 12pm today to call for safe cycling @ManCityCouncil

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