The M.E.N is hosting the debate with selection of informed panellists including pro-campaigner Sir Richard Leese and vocal opponent Graham Stringer MP tonight.
The two-hour debate will take place in the M.E.N. headquarters at No 1 Scott Place at 6pm.
But if you can’t make it in person, you’ll be able to follow plenty of the action live right here.
lve hooked up some live video streaming from the event which will allow online users to field questions direct to the panel and comment on the debate as it proceeds.
There’ll also be a live stream of reportage and comment on Twitter coverage as the evening progresses from me @Sarah_Hartley using the hashtag #C_debate.
Of course the M.E.N and Channel M will be on hand for in-depth analysis and David Ottewell’s political blog will undoubtedly be the home for his original and insightful thoughts on the evening.
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congestion charge , so, a “loan”of 3billion pounds which is paid for with congestion charging , a tax which is constant , everpresent ,open ended, ever increasing .
what happens when the ” loan” is paid in full , the people ( motorists) of manchester could be paying 10/20/30 billion pounds in return for this “loan “.
welcome to the world of money lending and usurey …..by the government .
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So, those that cried heaviset for a referendum now say that they will not abide by the result.
We need a London style mayor to move us forward, one with the powers to over rule those that only have the interests of a tiny part of the city at heart.
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So, those that cried heaviset for a referendum now say that they will not abide by the result.
We need a London style mayor to move us forward, one with the powers to over rule those that only have the interests of a tiny part of the city at heart.
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