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Why get involved with PB?

It's often been said money is power. Every year thousands of pounds worth of public money is spent in your name and on your behalf. If you are not involved when your money is spent, then how do you know it will be spent the way you want it to be?

Created by Ruth
Published: May 13, 2008

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Rural Info: Cornwall promotional leaflet; South West Newsletter Spring 2010; PB evolving in South West; Cae Ddol Park PB in Ruthin; Section 106 funding in East Devon; St. Asaph's allocate PB funding for second year; [More]

Young People Info: Tower Hamlets School Council booklet; PB Unit's work with Children and Young People; Vince Howe Newcastle's UDecide project; Poster publicising PB in Heywood; South West Newsletter Spring 2010; Newcastle UDecide The Kids PB video; Everyone Counts: Helping children have a say in Walsall; [More]

Newsletter: E-mail address (Required); Newsletter

10 Years On: Conference on participatory budgeting & big society: Early bird discount available to bookings before 17th September! Save up to £75! We're holding a national conference on how PB can be taken foward in the new economic and political climate on 9th November. Click on this for more information

News: Aug

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Police, councillors and communities use PB to work together in Exeter; Jul

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Lessons from the frontline - the impacts of empowering activities; Jul

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Research published on the Compact and PB; [More News]

Upcoming Events: Sep

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Scottish national community safety conference; Sep

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7th National Neighbourhood Management Conference; Oct

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North East Regional Network meeting; [More Events]

You can write to the
Participatory Budgeting Unit
through our Manchester Office.

Participatory Budgeting Unit
C/o Church Action on Poverty
3rd Floor
35 Dale St
Manchester M1 2HF
UK

Office Tel: 0161 236 9321
Fax: 0161 237 5359

The PB Unit is a project of Church Action on Poverty, a charity (charity no. 1079986) and company limited by guarantee (company no.3780243)