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The GM Law Centre has drafted a letter in opposition to the proposed Public Space Protection Order (PSPO). The Manchester Homelessness Partnership gathered and shared the views of people who are homeless in the first consultation, but there is still opportunity to influence the Councils decision on it.
The GM VCSE Reference Group and GM Health and Social Care Partnership are seeking to increase cross sector understanding of our great VCSE workforce. To take this forward, Macc and Connected Consultants are working in partnership to try and engage with as many VCSE leaders as possible to explore the following areas:
In the latest newsletter the editorial shares Greater Manchester Law Centre’s manifesto ‘Fighting together for free access to justice’ and the GM Living Wage campaign’s plans for the Autumn. There is also the third in a series of case studies highlighting organisations delivering social value.
The Manchester Safeguarding Partnership (formerly Manchester Safeguarding Adults Board and Manchester Safeguarding Children Board) needs your help. If you work in an agency in Manchester delivering services, especially to vulnerable adults, please complete the Homelessness Thematic Review survey.
Greater Manchester is ramping up preparations for the possibility of an exit from the EU in the near future. For general advice on how to prepare for Brexit click here
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GM Moving are launching a GM wide campaign mid-September and they need your help. The campaign aims to inform and change attitudes around movement and physical activity.
Lead the way in bringing our society together. The Roots Programme are asking for influential figures in communities around the country to take part in cultural exchanges with national leaders based in London.
Greater Manchester’s Night Time Economy Adviser, Sacha Lord, is calling on residents to have their say on the future of transport links between the hours of 6pm and 6am.
Results from the Transport at Night survey will provide a unique insight into how people travel at night and help to strengthen any ask of Government for the funding and powers that are needed to deliver changes.
The August Newsletter from the Greater Manchester Social Value Network consists of short articles on:
The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) have launched a survey to assess the awareness and preparedness of organisations in DCMS sectors across the UK for a potential 'no deal' EU exit when the UK Leaves the EU on 31 October 2019.
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