Help Me Investigate have this useful list. News on Calderdale Commissioning Group here.
Yearly Archives: 2013
Ten things we’ll miss now the NHS has been gutted
This post is copied (with some omissions and a slightly altered title) from Just Plain Sense Blogs by Christine Burns MBE , licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 UK: England & Wales License. See Google for author details.
Incredible Edible Mytholm surveys business impacts of proposed supermarket & hotel
Incredible Edible Mytholm (IEM) members and supporters braved the snow on Sunday afternoon to deliver Hebden Bridge Retailers Survey questionnaires to 77 town centre businesses.
The survey aims to find out what impacts businesses think the proposed supermarket and hotel development at the Mytholm Works site will have on them and their local suppliers. IEM is carrying out the Survey with assistance from Chris Beebe, the Coop’s Planning Manager North.
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Sat 2nd Feb-Northern Towns Against Cuts March, Halifax
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Top Stories Jan 4-18
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Over the last 2 weeks 1403 visitors read posts on Changing More Than Lightbulbs.
Top stories over last 2 weeks:
- Hebden Bridge Matters…to Hibu/Yell Ltd (263)
- Conservation watchdog’s approval of grouse shooting estate operations on protected moors may fail key legal test (123)
- Ban the Burn Takes blanket bog campaign to Brussels(71)
- Oxford Real farming Conference 2013 (71)
- Incredible Edible Mytholm (67)
- Switching to a renewable energy supplier (56)
- Blanket bog – its global significance, erosion, hydrology & (mis)management (42)
- Environmental Audit Committee let Natural England off the hook about enforcing law on Walshaw Moor Estate (34)
- Government plans for reducing land and farming greenhouse gases (24)
- Media Matters (22)
Hyperlocal is brilliant – that’s official
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Cardiff Community Journalism Conference says hyperlocal media – like Upper Calder Vallyey’s very own Changing More Than Lightbulbs – are brilliant!
Keep the NHS Public, say Calderdale SOS and 38 Degrees
Calderdale Save Our Services and the Calderdale 38 Degrees group lobbied the January 17th meeting of the ‘shadow’ Calderdale Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and urged them to do their utmost to keep the NHS as a publicly-provided service.
The new Health and Social Care Act requires that on 1st April 2013 Calderdale CCG will take over Calderdale NHS from Calderdale Primary Care Trust, together with Calderdale Council which will take responsibility for public health. The main role of Calderdale CCG is to commission health services – in other words, to decide who will actually provide services to patients and who will get paid for doing this.
There is a widespread public anxiety that these changes will privatise the NHS by the back door.
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How Bertrand Russell set the Beatles right about war and peace
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Lobby NHS Calderdale Clinical Commissioning Executive 17th Jan
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Lobby NHS Calderdale Clinical Commissioning Executive with Calderdale Save our Services
Thursday 17th January 2013, in Halifax at F Mill, Dean Clough, Dean Clough Road / Lee Bridge (next to the Travelodge, entrance via Gate 9). More information here. Download leaflet here. Please circulate widely.
KEEP OUR
PUBLIC
More info about Calderdale Save Our Services here.
Information from Liberty about protestors’s rights is here. Or download the National Union of Students leaflet Protest – Your Rights.
Leaked cuts may explain government ‘no’ to Don Valley carbon capture and storage
Despite being the UK’s front-runner to receive funding from the European Union NER competition for carbon capture and storage (CCS) schemes, last autumn 2CO’s Don Valley CCS project didn’t make it to the UK Coalition government’s shortlist for the competition. No-one could understand why – the Don Valley CCS project was far more advanced than any others and had come out top in a parallel European Union assessment of UK CCS schemes.