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Council gives HOME £1.3m per year – demands NO low carbon culture action.
Exclusive! Thanks to a Freedom of Information Act request, Manchester Climate Monthly can now revealed details of all requests from the City Council to the arts organisation HOME asking it to do more to create a “low carbon culture.” Brace … Continue reading
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After the election: Consequences and implications for #Manchester #climate policy
What can we know, what is to be done? Another hot-take, but specifically on Manchester climate action. With the usual disclaimers (1), there are a few things we can confidently say about the large Conservative/”Brexit” win (for what the Conservative … Continue reading
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Shock news!! #Manchester City Council upholds complaint against member, officer, on filming.
Manchester City Council has upheld a complaint about the behaviour of the Chair of Planning and Highways Committee and a senior officer. At the October 2019 meeting of the Planning Committee, its chair, Councillor Basil Curley (Labour, Charleston) and a … Continue reading
Manchester City Council and #climate – flying staff to Edinburgh and Exeter after declaring “climate emergency” @XR_MCR
Extinction Rebellion Manchester are doing a protest about air quality on Great Ancoats St. The City Council has released the usual nonsense about how concerned they are about climate change and how a climate subgroup has been set up (after … Continue reading
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Communication breakdown on the #climate emergency? Seems like…
In a little over a month’s time, Climate Emergency Manchester (1) will be releasing a report about what action the City Council has taken in the by-then six months since declaring a climate emergency. One focus will be on how … Continue reading
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Oops – Manchester Climate Monthly gets it wrong – apology to Council, published in Evening News
Manchester Climate Monthly has published many a shocking scandal – based on replies to Freedom of Information Act requests. The way it works (normally) is this. a) Council makes a claim/promise b) MCFly sighs/rolls eyes, and submits a Freedom of … Continue reading
Manchester City Council’s Weds 27 November meeting & #climate change: 4 scenes from a circus, 6 footnotes
An excruciatingly long meeting of Full Council (1) happened yesterday. Marc Hudson, editor of Manchester Climate Monthly, sat through it so you don’t have to. Climate change came up repeatedly, and there are four (2) key points to be briefly … Continue reading
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