This month’s programme includes Vincent Walsh, who has given up his car, and people’s reaction to the January event ‘How Do We Get There?’ Find out if there question was answered.
Oh and you can win a prize, but you have to listen to the show for that – 10am Tuesdays on ALL FM 96.9FM.
This month’s show is online at www.onthemovefm.org. To win a Wayfarer bus and train ticket for a group of up to 2 adults and 2 children, just respond (click ‘comment’ below) on this blog and tell us the best reason for cycling. Ideas will be judged by Rod King of Warrington Cycling Campaign. Deadline for entries is Christmas Day. The winner will be announced on the January show.
The April 2007 On The Move show is now online at www.onthemovefm.org. The show includes
- interview with Melanie Alexander of GMPTE about plans to improve the situation for all modes of transport in Fallowfield.
- vox pops from the Love Your Bike ride to celebrate the anniversary of the launch of the campaign
- more from Cllr Vanessa Hall in Hulme
- discussion with Doug and Pete on cycling issues.
There’s also a web-only special (i.e. you didn’t hear it on the radio) about the consultation on the Strategic Framework for South Manchester.
The January 2007 On The Move show is now online. It went out live on Tuesday 9th January and will be repeated every Tuesday of this month at 10am. You can access the archive on the On The Move website.
The show features Councillor Neil Swannick answering the questions that listeners and bloggers have sent in as well as the latest news.
The december show of On The Move is now available at www.onthemovefm.org. The full show is broadcast every Tuesday at 10am until 9th January, when the January show will start. Features include:
- Geoff Hammond talking about his experience lobbying his MP
- Latest news from Misty Phil
- Vox Pop interviews with Levenshulme shoppers about the closure of their local supermarket
- Discussion about cycling with Doug and Pete.
Apologies to those expecting Neil Swannick on this show. He will now be coming on the 9th January.
The November Show is now online, and features an interview with Anna O’Sullivan of Action for Sustainable Living, the latest news from Misty Phil and a special report by the children of Crowcroft Park Primary School.
Neil Swannick is coming on the On The Move show on 5th December (show’s at 10am). Anyone got any questions they would like to ask him? The theme of the interview is making Manchester the Greenest City in the UK, with an emphasis on the forthcoming year. Graeme
