In 2012 the leader of Manchester City Council, Richard Leese, spoke at the launch the ‘carbon literacy’ project at the Arndale Centre.

In 2016 the party he leads in Manchester, which holds 95 of the 96 council seats, went to the local authority election with a manifesto commitment.

On 3 January 2017 the Executive Member for the Environment, Rosa Battle, told a committee of councillors that she was taking personal charge of the roll-out of carbon literacy.  Both her predecessors in the role (Councillors Kate Chappell and Nigel Murphy had completed the training.

So, as of 30 December 2016  had either of them completed even one part of the training (there is an online component and a face-to-face component.

Nope.

And here, thanks to a Freedom of Information Act request,  is how the rest of the nine member Executive fairs.