Imagine....
Imagine Manchester is a website dedicated to hosting reports, strategies, proposals, ideas and views to make Manchester greener, safer, healthier and more equitable.
Building Green
A report into the reconstruction of Bridge-5 Mill, from a largely abandoned 19th Century Mill to a 21st Century centre for sustainable development. The report includes detailed information on investigating the best environmental options and sourcing reclaimed materials. Carried out on behalf of MERCi.
This MERCi report follows on from its work to produce the report Fresh Evidence and reports on the process of consulting and engaging local people about the issue of food.
A fifty page review of the communities of Ancoats and Miles Platting entry into the North West's Britain in Bloom competition in 2001. The review makes practical suggestions for using the competition as a vehicle for community development with contacts, case studies and recommendations.
Manchester City Council's Energy Strategy, which is currently out for comment. We must stress that this in only a draft copy. The Council has recently stated that it intends to make Manchester the Greenest City in the country!
"This critic has been produced by Manchester's Campaign for a Hydrogen Economy (CHEC) and puts Manchester City Council's Energy Strategy into a legal context, offers national examples of best practice to act as benchmarks and opportunities for the voluntary and community sector. "
Manchester City Council's Biodiversity Strategy, which is currently out for comment. We must stress that this in only a draft copy. The Council has recently stated that it intends to make Manchester the Greenest City in the country!
Greater Manchester needs to adopt a 'zero waste' strategy in order for the conurbation to become more environmentally sustainable. As part of such a progressive waste strategy Greater Manchester needs to be composting a significant proportion of its waste as close to source as possible. A short report produced by the Fairfield Composting Group.