Showing posts with label Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Events. Show all posts

Sunday, 10 February 2013

Save Alexandra Park Campaign event Saturday 9th February


Several Green Party members were amongst the approximately 100 supporters that were at the Save Alexander Park Trees campaign event on Saturday 9th February.

The speakers, covered by the press included MP Gerald Kaufman and Marc Hudson. Hudson, co-editor of the Manchester Climate Monthly website and paper urged the campaign to keep focus.



Several supporters talked about their activities in the week. Carl, a local wood and stone sculptor talked about his conversation with Westfield, the contractors felling the trees. Apparently the timber and chipping were already sold before the felling began.

Perhaps this is another reason the Council is  not prepared to speak to campaigners. Its not a good reason. In the meantime the campaign’s online petition has reached over 3800.

Check out the campaign’s website for latest news.

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Wednesday, 27 July 2011

Hulme Festival 2011: Saturday July 30th 2011, 12pm to 10pm


The newly resurrected Hulme Festival: Saturday July 30th 2011, 12pm to 10pm





The free family-friendly festival, at HULME PARK, will include:

  • live music across 3 stages
  • spoken word and hip-hop battles
  • food and textile workshops at Venture Arts
  • youth theatre performance
  • art and craft stalls
  • kid's area and storytelling at the Pagoda
  • the Zion Centre's 100 year anniversary tea-party
  • a chill out and bar area
  • craft activities
  • reiki / massage / holistic therapies
...and more.

There'll be a whole area dedicated to holistic therapies, 'The Kitchen' with food and food education, 'The Lounge' chill out space and bar, as well as 'Kids Zone' playground, and a full music programme with local acts covering every genre.

For more information: http://www.hulmefestival.co.uk/

If you want to get involved in any way please email: events@mcc-hub.org

**Please note**
Hulme Festival is a Family Friendly event, and Hulme is part of a Designated Public Places Order - this means no alcohol is to be consumed outdoors... Please only drink alcohol bought from the provider on site, and in the designated space

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