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Interview with Ben, policy officer at ACORN the union
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‘Community is a verb, not a noun’
At The Meteor, we’ve always been interested in how our work can help to promote social, environmental and economic justice. So much so that, at the end of last year, we decided to embark on a journey of exploration around…
You told us you were interested in more stories on Greater Manchester’s heritage – here’s your chance to get involved
Interview with Ben, policy officer at ACORN the union
Manchester is owed a Universal Basic Income
Westminster has failed Britain on Palestine. What can we do next?
“Let’s change the world together!”
Why I joined the Green Party
Rochdale’s Breaking Barriers production company is raising the bar with new project ‘Elevation’
On a very rainy Wednesday, off the back of an exceptionally sunny weekend, I made the trip to Blackstone Edge – a reservoir perched high above Rochdale on the border…
Book Review: The Rentier City by Isaac Rose
The book takes as its subject certain axes which physically dissect the city along economic, social and political lines. So, in order to discuss the book, we decided to take…
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