Members of Manchester Permaculture Network meet approximately every four months, to discuss issues, and plan activities. Information about meetings, including venues and agenda items are generally discussed on the Yahoo group (enter your email in the form on the left to join this if you are not already).
Click on the links below to read minutes from planning meetings.
Following on from the success of last year's inaugural festival of sustainability, MERCi will again be coordinating futureMANCHESTER this year, and the week-long festival will run from 25th November to 2nd December.
The aim of the festival is to showcase all the excellent work around sustainability that is going on in the city, to celebrate our achievements, and to challenge, inform and delight the people of Manchester.
MERCi would like to invite you and your organisation to be part of the futureMANCHESTER festival of sustainability and to programme an event that takes place within that week. Anything that promotes sustainable living can be included – talks, conferences, workshops, film screenings, tours, meetings, bike rides, gardening clubs, allotment events, volunteering days – anything that takes your fancy.
We will be promoting the festival extensively around the city and will be producing a leaflet listing all the events, so this is a great opportunity to get some extra publicity and to promote the work of your organisation.
If you would like your event to be included please contact Katie by Friday 14th October on 0161 273 1736 or katieb@merci.org.uk
I wandered down to Platt Fields on Saturday 18th June to see what this Envirolution Festival was all about. While I was there I bumped into Matt Rowe, one of the organisers, so I took the opportunity to get an interview with him.
The Irwell Group’s website is now live. It promotes ‘a radical approach to climate change in Manchester’. We aim to provide a constructive challenge to those taking action on climate change in Manchester.A short film about the Herbal Solstice event held at Birchfields Park, Manchester 2009. Rob Squires reports on the events happening during the day and interviews participants. The event was organised by Adele Myers for the Manchester Permaculture Network.
Hi
I would be very interested to hear from any experienced Bee Keepers which would be interested in keeping Bees on leaf street or in the Urban Bios Project.
Many Thanks
The Urban Bios
urbanbios@googlemail.com