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Greater Manchester councillors calls for fossil fuel divestment virtue signalling , says pension fund chair
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Rochdale News | News Headlines | Greater Manchester councils join call for pension fund fossil fuel divestment
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The council, which withdrew from the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework last year amid concerns over Green Belt release, is welcome to return to the fold but time is running out, said Manchester’s regeneration lead.
“The door is still open to Stockport,” Cllr Angeliki Stogia, Manchester City Council’s executive member for environment, planning and transport, told a
However, Cllr David Meller, Stockport Council’s cabinet member for regeneration – who had been supportive of the proposals laid out in the GMSF and said he did not want to withdraw – said deciding to return to the joint plan now could delay the already protracted process further.
Hyde Road fully reopened following completion of £5.9m pinch point scheme
The former railway bridge on Hyde Road has been removed and replaced with a modern footbridge
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Council approves spending £1.7million on new cycling route through Ancoats
The plans are much-anticipated after the council chose not to install cycling lanes on Great Ancoats Street as part of a £9.1million upgrade
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