Pressinbjudan: Valupptakt För Miljöpartiet I Stockholmsregionen Med Maria Wetterstrand Och Peter Eriksson 24/4

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2010-04-21 06:00 CEST Pressinbjudan: Valupptakt för Miljöpartiet i Stockholmsregionen med Maria Wetterstrand och Peter Eriksson 24/4 Miljöpartiet de gröna i Stockholms stad och län har ett rekordval till riksdag, landsting och kommuner inom räckhåll. På lördag den 24 april startar valrörelsen med en regional valkickoff på Hotel Hilton med tal och workshops med Miljöpartiets toppkandidater och inbjudna gäster. Media inbjuds att närvara under invigningen med språkröret Maria Wetterstrand. Efter invigningstalen finns möjlighet till enskilda intervjuer med Maria Wetterstrand och andra gröna toppkandidater från Stockholmsregionen. I anslutning till valkickoffen presenterar Peter Eriksson sin kokbok tillsammans med ekokockarna Carola Magnusson och Carina Brydling och Matupprorets grundare Camilla Sparring (se separat pressinbjudan från Miljöpartiet i riksdagen). PRAKTISKT OM VALUPPTAKTEN Tid: Lördag 24 april. 09.50-10.00 Invigningstal i auditoriet av Maria Wetterstrand och Peter Eriksson 10-11 Anförande av Maria Wetterstrand bl.a. om klimatfrågan 11.00-11.15 finns tid för intervjuer med Maria Wetterstrand, Peter Eriksson och andra gröna Stockholmskandidater innan dagens workshops startar 11.15. 13.00 Peter Eriksson presenterar sin kokbok vid en pressträff med tilltugg kl. 13.00 på Eken Bar Plats: Hotel Hilton, Slussen Talare och föredragshållare: Maria Wetterstrand, Peter Eriksson, Fredrik Moberg (Albaeco), Elaine Bergqvist (retoriker), Carola Magnusson (ekokock), Mikaela Valtersson, Per Bolund, Mehmet Kaplan, Åsa Romson, Gustav Fridolin, Raymond Wigg, Yvonne Ruwaida, Yvonne Blombäck, Kjell Dahlström (regeringens spårbilsutredare). Teman: Klimatfrågan, Gröna recept för godare mat, Kollektivtrafik i Stockholmsregionen, Hälsoval Stockholm, Grön omställning - gröna jobb, Det rödgröna samarbetet och Kommunpolitiskt program i Stockholms stad. PRESSKONTAKTER För anmälan och intervjuer med Stockholmsregionens gröna toppkandidater Elisabeth Richter, pressekreterare MP Stockholmsregionen, 070-737 45 09 Annica Hjerling, eventansvarig, 070-916 64 99 För intervju med Maria Wetterstrand och Peter Eriksson Robert Damberg, språkrörssekreterare Maria Wetterstrand, 076-861 96 26 Marie Utter, språkrörssekreterare Peter Eriksson, 070-372 73 23 Fakta: Miljöpartiets toppkandidater i Stockholmsregionen Ladda ner bilaga nedan (word). Följ Miljöpartiet i Stockholmsregionen http://twitter.com/MP_Sthlm_Region http://www.facebook.com/miljopartietstockholmsregionen Miljöpartiet i Stockholmsregionen består av 26 kommuner och Stockholms läns landsting. Vi arbetar med att göra hela regionen hållbar på lång sikt. Det innebär bland annat en modern kollektivtrafik, en trygg hälso- och sjukvård och klimatsmarta lösningar. Läs mer här! Kontaktpersoner Tobias Östberg, 070-737 45 09 Presskontakt Pressekreterare.

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