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Network Meetings
Since 2002, Voice (the ‘network of networks’), has been a meeting place for all voluntary, community and faith groups. It enables all kinds of Tameside groups and communities to influence key decisions that affect the community and voluntary sector.
‘New’ Voice is the result of a review T3SC has undertaken to ensure that Voice is effective. You have told us that Voice is a great means of gaining information, that people do want to be more involved in decision making and that we need to enhance and support the role of your elected representatives. To join the New Voice fill in your details on our online form.
‘New’ Voice is the result of a review T3SC has undertaken to ensure that Voice is effective. You have told us that Voice is a great means of gaining information, that people do want to be more involved in decision making and that we need to enhance and support the role of your elected representatives. To join the New Voice fill in your details on our online form.
How can your vote affect the environment?
Ask your local candidates to take the Friends of the Earth survey.
In the run up to the local elections in Greater Manchester, Friends of the Earth are asking candidates about their policies on climate change, food, waste and sustainable transport. The results will be made available, so that voters can see which candidates best represent their concerns on important environmental issues.
Please ask the local election candidates in your Greater Manchester area to complete the complete the survey.
Voice Update
Following consultation with the networks that are part of Voice priority issues have been identified. The many groups in each network have worked together to address these issues and continue to do so. Brief updates on their progress are found in this handout.
For more information and to get involved: Email: voice@t3sc.org Tel: 0161 339 4985.
Voice structure
T3SC facilitates a number of thematic networks you can join that deal specifically with issues affecting different groups:
Voice brings together the huge range of voluntary, community and faith groups in Tameside to help the sector influence local decision making. Central to doing this is that through Voice, and the networks that are part of it, a total of 24 representatives are elected to attend key meetings of the Tameside Strategic Partnership (TSP).

Find out more about Voice in this introductory video










