Monthly Archives: September 2013

Democracy isn’t coming to the Mcr of UK (with apologies to Leonard Cohen) #Manchester

Posted on September 2, 2013 by manchesterclimatemonthly

A 78-year old man came to Manchester on Saturday. He brought his hat and some extraordinarily talented friends. Early on in the evening he promised the thousands of paying punters that they would give it their all. He kept that … Continue reading →

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Meanwhile (land) and #Manchester – questions and (endless) delays

Posted on September 2, 2013 by manchesterclimatemonthly

While you are waiting, on tenterhooks, for the second-to-last ever Manchester Climate Monthly to hit your inboxes, please be amused by this, from a report on Corporate Propery to be discussed this Thursday at the Finance Scrutiny Committee. Community use … Continue reading →

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Didsbury Green Food Trail, Sept 7th/8th #Manchester #food

Posted on September 1, 2013 by manchesterclimatemonthly

Guest blog post by Amanda Woodvine of Didsbury Dinners. Green Food Trail: Just 1 week to go! We’re very excited about this year’s Green Food Trail – Didsbury Dinners’ annual celebration of local, seasonal food. The celebrations will kick off in Chorlton at 2pm next Saturday … Continue reading →

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