Unity Rally

Summit on Political Influence

Rivermont Civic Hall, 1901 Thornridge Circle

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A packed civic hall at the summit on political influence

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Summit on Political Influence

Summit on Political Influence

A working day on how decisions get made in a district this size, and where a resident can actually intervene.

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Summit on Political Influence
Regional Partnership Forum

Regional Partnership Forum

Five districts, one procurement question: what a small county pays when it buys alone, and what changes if it does not.

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Regional Partnership Forum
Town Hall Meetings

Town Hall Meetings

The standing Saturday surgery, rotating through all twelve wards. No appointment, no agenda, and a written answer to every question within a fortnight.

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Town Hall Meetings
Governance Symposium

Governance Symposium

Two lectures and an argument: plain-language budgeting, automated decisions, and what a resident is entitled to know.

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Governance Symposium
Candidate Meet-and-Greet

Candidate Meet-and-Greet

Two hours, no platform, no speech. Just the candidate, a room, and whoever wants to ask something.

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Candidate Meet-and-Greet
Community Clean-Up

Community Clean-Up

A morning on the Kelvin riverside, with sampling equipment as well as litter pickers — the quarterly Riverwatch reading is taken the same day.

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Community Clean-Up

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Every event is free, step-free and staffed for childcare. Register so we know how many chairs to put out.

Why should you join our events?

  • Empowerment in Action

    Every event ends with a decision and a named owner. Nothing is minuted as noted.

  • Connect and Collaborate

    Ward organizers, local business owners and council staff in the same room, on the record.

  • Inspiration and Education

    Short talks with the slides published beforehand, so you can arrive with the question you actually want answered.

  • Be Part of Something Greater

    The agenda for the following month is set by the people in the room, not by the campaign office.