POSTS ARCHIVE
Our website contains a variety of items dating back to 2001. You can use this archive to explore by year, campaign theme, specific campaign, and category.
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Manchester Celebrates Car Free Day with Festival and Free Bus Tickets
On Saturday 22 September, a festival was held in the pedestrianized Exchange Street [1] in celebration of “European Car Free Day” [2]. Local environmental group, Manchester Friends of the Earth organized the festival to publicize positive alternatives to using the … Continue reading
22nd Sep 2001
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Kids Go Green
Green Transport Week: Day 5 Q. WHAT HAS 44 LEGS IS 30 FEET LONG AND GREEN? A. THE WALKING SCHOOL BUS!
15th Jun 2001
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Give the Planet a Lift
Green Transport Week: Day 4 On Thursday 14 June, day 4 of “Green Transport Week” [1], which is also National Lift Share Day [2], Manchester Friends of the Earth are promoting lift and car sharing clubs.
14th Jun 2001
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Green Messenger on the Buses
Green Transport Week: Day 2 Green message carried by Green Suited Campaigner travels to all 10 Greater Manchester town Halls on the buses!
12th Jun 2001
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Bike Beats Car!
Green Transport Week: Day 1 Cyclists raced drivers to work across Manchester this morning and the bikes won! The event was the first in a series of activities everyday this week to celebrate “Green Transport Week” [1]. Manchester Friends of … Continue reading
11th Jun 2001
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Can Bike Beat Car?
Green Transport Week: Day 1 On Monday 11 June, day 1 of “Green Transport Week” [1], Manchester Friends of the Earth (FoE) have organised several cycle commuters to race against car drivers on various routes across the city, whilst naturally … Continue reading
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Manchester Friends of the Earth calls on Commuters to go Green
From the 11th to the 15th June Manchester Friends of the Earth (MFoE) is running activities and stunts in Manchester to mark national Green Transport Week (1). They intend to show that the future of transport can be environmentally friendly, … Continue reading
4th Jun 2001
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