Brexit Day - Thoughts from Macc video blog
Our Chief Executive, Mike Wild (@MikeWildMacc) has produced a video blog on thoughts from on the voluntary sector and Brexit.
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Our Chief Executive, Mike Wild (@MikeWildMacc) has produced a video blog on thoughts from on the voluntary sector and Brexit.
The Faith Network for Manchester (FN4M) are arranging an act as a mark of respect and to send a message of solidarity amongst all our communities to coincide with the London event tomorrow. The London Met are holding a minute silence by getting people to link arms along Westminster Bridge at 2.40pm this Wednesday 29 March.
FN4M are requesting your assistance in being able to organise this locally, i.e. 2.40pm this Wednesday. FN4M are also hoping for everyone to call the venue 'Westminster Bridge' for that minute of silence and use the #westandtogether.
North, Central and South Manchester Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) and Manchester City Council are committed to delivering a radical upgrade in prevention and public health, as outlined in the NHS Five Year Forward View. As part of its prevention programme, the CCGs intend to tender a citywide ‘Community Links for Health’ service to support the registered population of Central, North, and South Manchester.
Manchester City Council finalised their Council budget in early March after more than eight months of listening to the views of residents who took part in their biggest ever budget consultation.
To take a look at the basics of how the new budget will be spent visit: www.manchester.gov.uk/budget
Moss-Side is a ward based in inner city Manchester and is proud of being a diverse area, where people from all over the world are welcome and where people contribute to making not only Moss-Side a great place to live and work but the city as a whole.
This issue includes an invitation to join GM Poverty Action’s fourth special interest group focussing on Early Years Poverty, a report on Northwards Housing’s effective fuel poverty assistance, two members of their Work and Wages group write about the gender pay gap, there is a brief introduction to Lifeline’s report on Substance Misuse and Homelessness in Greater Manchester, an appeal for information about holiday hunger from the Food Poverty group, as well as the usual for
Edge Fund supports work run by and for communities facing discrimination and injustice. Edge Fund funds work carried out by individuals and grass-roots groups in Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England that find it difficult to get funding elsewhere. They do not fund traditional charity work, instead they support activity that challenges abuses of power and aims to change society by bringing an end to the systems that cause injustice.
This issue includes a further article in the Work and Wages series looking at what the writer calls the Pension Time Bomb, information about a project centred on the garment industry and an appeal for contacts, a profile of Bolton Community Transport and Furniture Services as well as a job opportunity and the usual forthcoming local events.
Join the People’s History Museum and Wonder Women for a fabulous season of events celebrating the achievements of women.
During summer 2016, Greater Manchester held a 12-week long public consultation on a draft 2040 Transport Strategy for the city region, which set out long-term proposals to create a cleaner, greener, more prosperous city region through better transport connections and simpler travel.