Bristol Mayoral Hustings 2021: How can Bristol’s response to the climate and ecological emergencies be fast and fair?
Book your place for the Bristol Mayoral hustings 2021 taking place 27 April, share your questions for candidates and tell what matters most to you and your community.
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In Bristol, the mayor and cabinet have explicitly stated their support for a programme of work leading to the Sustainable Food Places Gold award, coordinated by Bristol Food Network, Bristol Green Capital Partnership, Bristol City Council and Resource Futures. The success of the work to date is due to the spirit of partnership between organisations in Bristol. The campaign around the mayoral elections is no different: several organisations will play a part in trying to ensure that a green, sustainable future is central to the candidates’ vision for the city.
In this spirit of collaborative work, Bristol Green Capital Partnership is organising a hustings with Bristol mayoral candidates on April 27. Building on the experience of a successful hustings in 2016, this hustings is delivered through an alliance of organisations including: Avon Wildlife Trust, Black & Green Ambassadors, Bristol Food Network, Campaign for Rural England, Eastside Community Trust, Friends of the Earth, Sustrans and XR. Doing the work in partnership with other organisations is beneficial for boosting the reach and number of people participating, spreading the workload and costs, ensuring a diversity of perspectives and strengthening the offer to candidates and audiences.
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Published Monday 15 March 2021
Local elections: Amid a pandemic, economic downturn and a nature and climate emergency, elections are taking place for the Scottish Parliament, Senedd Cymru and many local councils and combined authorities in England on May 6 2021.
