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In conversation with Isaac Rose, author of ‘The Rentier City: Manchester and the Making of the Neoliberal Metropolis’
2024 marks ten years since the Calder Valley Community Land Trust first began our work creating vibrant places, spaces and homes in the Calder Valley. To celebrate this milestone, join us on 14 November for an evening of wine and conversation with respected writer and activist, Isaac Rose (7pm to 9pm).
Plus informal chats on the retrofitting of Fielden Hall that will reduce its energy bills by 41% and its CO2 emissions by 86%, our enterprise centre and housing development at Ferney Lee, the history and current uses of Fielden Hall by the Fielden Centre Association (6pm to 7pm).
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Tickets available here
Suitability information for this session:
- Minimum age: 12 years
Cost
Free
Date
Last ran on Thursday 14th November @ 7:00pm
Venue
Fielden Hall
Ewood Ln,
Todmorden,
OL14 7DD
Venue access:
- Wheelchair access
- Accessible toilet
- On-site parking
- Accessible parking
- Dog friendly
- Public Wifi
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