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One year on by Rebecca
‘We haven’t met the Civic Commissioners yet, we do that after the launch event, but already by sharing our issues among the Community Commissioners, it feels…
Rebecca on gearing up for Round Three Launch
Sitting across from Phil, who seemed like a lovely chap, I had the distinct impression that I had bitten off more than I could chew,…
Round Two to Three by Alison
Round two to three by Alison My name is Alison Fisher. I became involved with round two of the Morecambe Bay Poverty Truth Commission in…
Joanna on becoming a Civic Commissioner in Round Two
Joanna on becoming a Civic Commissioner in Round Two I’m Joanna Young, a Civic Commissioner at the Morecambe Bay Poverty Truth Commission. It was a…
Community concerns cause concrete concepts by Alison
Community concerns cause concrete concepts by Alison As I left Eggcup, the community food outlet in Morecambe, I felt more than a semblance of annoyance.…
Who do you see? A poem by Fiona Kennaugh
Who do you see? You see a smiling woman dressed well and hair brushed. I see a broken soul, every day a struggle, I’m crushed.…
Fiona on the first year of MBPTC round two
Fiona on the first year of MBPTC round two I first met with Ally, one of the facilitators of MBPTC, along with a group of…
Dusty on MBPTC round one and its impact
Dusty on MBPTC round one and its impact My name is Dusty Thomas and I have been working in the community locally with various projects…
Introduction to our blog from our new worker Phil
Introduction to our blog from our new worker Phil Hello and welcome to our new blog and to the second round of The Morecambe Bay…