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October 2006 In Town without My Car |
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Interview with Councillor Neil Swannick - Manchester City Council Neil Swannick is Manchester City Council's executive member for planning and the environment. Graeme asks him about new plans to have pay as you go cars in the city centre and why this might actually reduce traffic. "There was one thing we didn't want to do and that was to increase the amount of carbon emissions in the city by bringing in this scheme..."  listen mp3 6 mins 28 seconds audio 1.6mb
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Transport News read by Misty
Phil No one knows more about what's going on in the world than the guy who runs the local vegetarian cafe. This month's bullletin includes:
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Vox Pops from In Town Without My Car Day On Friday 22nd September, Manchester City Council held In Town Without My Car Day. We were there to get some reactions from those involved and those passing by and having a look. "It's my car. It's my shopping. It's my life. What's wrong with that?" listen mp3 audio 14 minutes 3 seconds 3.3mb
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Discussion with Doug Briggs. Local resident Doug Briggs, pops round to the studio to give his reaction the issues raised in today's show. "It's always the same thing when we come down to Manchester City Council and transport. We've got the two things: image versus content." listen mp3 audio 6 minutes 22 seconds 1.46mb
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Round Up A couple of important announcements including how to complain to First bus about their services, some work with a local school and how to get involved in cycling campaigning. listen mp3 audio 2 minutes 35 seconds 600kb
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