Friday, 11 February 2011

ACCESS TO ADVICE: MEETING AGAINST THE CUTS IN ADVICE SERVICES IN MANCHESTER

ACCESS TO ADVICE: MEETING AGAINST THE CUTS IN ADVICE SERVICES IN MANCHESTER


Friends Meeting House Booked Wed 16th Feb - 5.45 pm till (not too )late -  Room 1 Mount St - behind Central Library


Anyone with concerns about the Advice Services is Welcome. Hope you can make it!


 Did you know Manchester City Council have announced they will completely  close Manchester Advice in the next few months-they cynically try and say  that the voluntary sector advice services can pick up the slack -no way. > We still have to send people to Manchester Advice when we are too  busy -plus the council cut almost £half million off our funding for the current year.


We need to let councillors know we want them to vote against the closure  WE also want to let the public know about this and get them to lobby their councillors before the decision is made on 9th March


We also need to get MPs, councillors and the public to oppose the  government's plan to scrap legal aid for welfare, debt, housing, consumer etc from next year


We have got together letters to councilors and MPs, leaflets, stickers,  plans to involve the public -come along to the meeting to learn more about  what going on and what you can do to save advice in Manchester


 In advance please write to Richard Leese, Council Leader and you local  councillors c/o Manchester Town Hall, Albert Square, MANCHESTER M60 2LA


If time also write to your MP at House of Commons London SW1 0AA

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