GREATER Manchester’s Skills Bootcamps programme will be delivering further courses in Construction and Green Energy fast-tracking 500 learners into new jobs. During the week of COP27, where world leaders meet to discuss solutions to climate change, Greater Manchester continues to be on the front … [Read more...]
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Greater Manchester Active Travel Commissioner unveils refreshed priorities for supporting walking and cycling
Greater Manchester's Active Travel Commissioner, Dame Sarah Storey, has set out a refreshed mission for boosting walking and cycling in the city-region. New priorities will focus on accessibility, changing behaviours and clear communications to ensure all residents and communities have access to … [Read more...]
£59 billion in assets sitting idle in UK businesses, finds new research
£59 billion could be sitting idle in UK businesses that are holding on to working assets and equipment they no longer need, according to new research commissioned by Ramco. In a survey, conducted by Censuswide for the circular economy specialists, two thirds of respondents representing around 3.7 … [Read more...]
Climate Action Business Forum meets to hear sustainability journey of local business
Stockport based businesses, CDL and Fibrestar Drums, will be among those sharing their sustainability journeys at the November Climate Action Business Forum. Taking place from 8am to 10am on 24th November, both online and in person at Cornerstone, the Climate Action Business Forum aims to help … [Read more...]
Construction and Green Energy Skills Bootcamps launch in Greater Manchester
New training courses have launched to give Greater Manchester residents skills to work in the construction and green energy sectors. GMCA has awarded £1.5 million to five training providers to further expand the Skills Bootcamps initiative to meet more of the city-region's training needs. The … [Read more...]
Green technology worth £8.6 billion to the Greater Manchester economy
A new study into Greater Manchester's green technology sector has found it generated £8.6 billion in sales in 2019-20, and employs 3.2% of the city-region's workforce. The research was commissioned by Green Economy, a membership organisation connecting buyers to suppliers of green products and … [Read more...]
Community Computers call for greener approach to tackling digital divide
Community Computers, part of Stockport’s DigiKnow network, are calling for businesses to go green, reduce their carbon footprint and commit to increasing their social value to reduce the digital divide in Stockport by donating their tech to help residents to get online during Get Online Week … [Read more...]
Andy Burnham calls on government to support city-region’s net zero ambitions
Greater Manchester Mayor, Andy Burnham, has written to the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, inviting him to back the city-region's plans to invest in achieving its net zero ambitions. Speaking to delegates at the Greater Manchester Green Summit yesterday (17th October), Andy Burnham warned that the … [Read more...]
Schools urged to submit bids for £25,000 funding from Manchester Airport before 28th October deadline
Time is running out for primary schools near Manchester Airport to submit applications to a one-off £25,000 fund to mark the airport Community Trust Fund’s 25th anniversary. Primary schools within a 10-mile radius of the airport are being invited to submit a proposal for outlining how they would … [Read more...]
Action on health inequalities and net-zero will drive economic growth in Greater Manchester, new report finds
A new report has identified that action on tackling health inequalities and achieving net-zero CO2 emissions are key to delivering sustainable economic growth in Greater Manchester over the next decade. A panel of economists, chaired by the University of Cambridge's Professor Diane Coyle, … [Read more...]
Improvements to Greater Manchester public buildings cut annual CO2 emissions by 7,000 tonnes
Greater Manchester has cut its annual carbon footprint by 7,000 tonnes through improvements made to public buildings across the city-region. Public sector buildings, including sports facilities, museums, educational establishments and fire stations are among those to have benefited from £78 … [Read more...]
Stockport Council sets out plans for three schemes to improve walking and cycling access
Stockport Council has launched consultations on three schemes in the borough that aim to make key routes safer and more accessible to those walking and cycling. The three schemes, around the A6 in Heaton Norris, on Hempshaw Lane in Offerton, and connecting Woodley and the Bredbury Industrial … [Read more...]
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