Category Archives: Weekly bulletins

Hi all, if you’re interested in democracy and cancelled elections and so on, you probably want to read this post. And then you can decide if you’re going to a) send letters [of our devising or your own – it’s … Continue reading →

Hi all, if you’re interested in democracy and cancelled elections and so on, you probably want to read this post. And then you can decide if you’re going to a) send letters [of our devising or your own – it’s … Continue reading →

Hi all, with a truly awe-inspiring efficiency the confirmation of invites for the Stakeholder “conference” (3.5 hours, including Leese, Liverpool and Leeds) have gone out.  People have been given… three weeks notice for the “event” which happens on the afternoon … Continue reading →

Hi all, please try to get along to the Full Council meeting of Manchester City Council this Wednesday (10am, the Great Hall, Manchester Town Hall, Albert Square) to see Professor Kevin Anderson talk about climate change.  You can also lobby … Continue reading →

Hi all, the latest MCFly (vol 2, no 1) came out last week. It’s full of news, views and reviews. Let us know what you like, don’t like, would like to see in it in future… Hope you’re all well … Continue reading →

Hi all, next week sees the launch of a new and we-hope-you-think improved Manchester Climate Monthly.  Well, a slight rejig.  Okay, the same old mix of tpyos, calendars, interviews, reviews etc….  And an agony aunt column, a monthly “movement-building” page … Continue reading →

Hi all, great to see so many of you at the launch of the first two reports of “SteadyStateManchester” last Tuesday.  There’s a blog post and a short video over there, and there are lots of plans afoot. This week … Continue reading →

Hi all, we are biased, but we think that you all should get along to the launch event that Steady State Manchester group is putting on tomorrow night at the Mechanics Institute. Two reports – “In place of growth” and … Continue reading →

Hi all, we are biased, but we think that you all should get along to the launch event that Steady State Manchester group is putting on next Tuesday evening at the Mechanics Institute. Two reports – “In place of growth” … Continue reading →