Georgie Hines is Science and Technology Editor at The Mancunion newspaper, and spoke to the Budget Hack on science, technology, inequalities and Higher Education reform. =] vb https://t.co/zzE6JTttYy — Policy@Manchester (@UoMPolicy) March 8, 2017

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By Georgie Hines Filed Under: Budget Hack Posted:
Georgie Hines is Science and Technology Editor at The Mancunion newspaper, and spoke to the Budget Hack on science, technology, inequalities and Higher Education reform. =] vb https://t.co/zzE6JTttYy — Policy@Manchester (@UoMPolicy) March 8, 2017
By Mike Wild Filed Under: Budget Hack Posted:
A new guest author shares their thoughts as part of Policy@Manchester’s Budget Hack event: There is something of a tradition in the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector for our national umbrella bodies to write a collective letter to the Chancellor ahead of the Budget. That in itself will surprise nobody. As you can imagine, […]
By Professor Jakob Edler Filed Under: Budget Hack Posted:
A new guest author shares their thoughts as part of Policy@Manchester’s Budget Hack event: When I first witnessed the Budget ceremony 10 years ago, having come from Germany just a few months before, I could not believe my eyes. For an ignorant continental European the political theatre was astonishing: a tattered red box, waved to […]
By Craig Whittall Filed Under: All posts, Budget Hack Posted:
What will #Budget2017 mean for you? Join our experts for live reaction at tomorrow’s @UoMPolicy‘s #BudgetHack. https://t.co/XLPjYK3wSe pic.twitter.com/HW36JlhBQG — Uni of Manchester (@OfficialUoM) March 7, 2017
By Craig Whittall Filed Under: All posts, Budget Hack Posted:
Wednesday 8 March is Budget day, and Policy@Manchester are hosting a day-long Budget “Hack” for people to think, talk, tweet and blog their thoughts on this great political event. All welcome The Budget Hack is our attempt to do something a little different – on Budget Day (Weds 8 March), we have hired Club Academy […]
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