Visit our new venue and climate hub at The Eddington on Tuesday 12th November for a presentation by Joe Human reflecting on 40 years since the Ethiopia Famine and the implications of future famines as a result of climate change. This event coincides with the 40th anniversary of Cumbria Development Education Centre. Arrive at 6.45 […]
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It is 40 years since the Ehiopia famine and also 40 years since Cumbria Development Educations Centre was established. Book by following this link
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Update on project scoping for a community cargo bike/ E-bike library Following the Woolly Saddle Cargo bike trial in 2022, Jo Haughton has been scoping phase 2 of the project since Autumn last year on the basis that further test activity and insight gathering is required. A secure storage location is needed first and foremost,
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Slacc would like to recruit more trustees to support exciting new developments in 2024. Trustees serve a three year term of office which can be renewed. Among the Trustees specific roles are allocated for a Chair, a secretary and a treasurer. Trustees formally meet every 2 months, along with the AGM. To find out more about
On 13 January South Lakes Action on Climate Change [SLACC] lodged papers at the High Court in Manchester launching a legal challenge to the UK government’s recent decision to grant planning permission for a new coal mine in Cumbria. Download QR
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SLACC Trustees made an unanimous decision yesterday (8th January) to ask our legal team to challenge the decision of the Secretary of State for Levelling Up Housing and Communities to grant planning permission for the Whitehaven Coal mine to go ahead. We believe there is a strong legal case against the interpretation of planning law*
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