The Charter aims to improve the standard of renting and hold landlords to account, in both the private and social renting sectors

University of Manchester researchers have found a link between devolution in Greater Manchester and a rise in life expectancy

Exclusive: In the first instalment of MMG’s new series Under the Spotlight, Andy Burnham has confirmed he will be seeking a third term as Mayor of Greater Manchester

The £1.50 magic bus fare may have to be scrapped as Manchester receive half the funds expected

The GMCA and the Government are going back and forth on the clean air zone’s funding, that leaves Andy Burnham frustrated.

Given the changes in the vehicle market, the GMCA may have to reconsider their Clean Air policy or look for more funds.

The governments proposed building regulations will not allow local authorities to set higher standards of energy efficiency beyond the mandated level

In turn, the agreement will help residents of Greater Manchester allowing them to benefit from a wider range of job prospects and skilled STEM workers in the city

The 2018 list, compiled by charity Carbon Disclosure Project, names Greater Manchester as one of just 43 cities that scored the highest for their responses to climate change

GMCA have announced a series of events to mark the 25th anniversary of the genocide

Currently, around 1% of the Department for Transport’s budget is allocated to cycling and walking

Proposals for new housing has received backlash due to the threat to Manchester’s green spaces

The University of Manchester’s impact on the local community has been praised by a new report from the Civic University Commission

New government statistics show a decrease for the first time since 2010, although the closure of a flagship shelter looms large

New crime figures released by the Home Office show that police recorded crime in Greater Manchester has increased by 8% in the 12 months to September 2018, compared to 5% nationally

Business owners across Fallowfield are being forced to plan for a future without a bustling student population, and many fear for the negative impact it will have on not only individual businesses, but the area as a whole. As the latest State of the City Report has alluded to, the Council’s plans to move a […]

Research reveals that poor families in Greater Manchester might be paying a substantial amount more for goods and services than their richer counterparts

Fatima Abid talks all things student politics, buses, and how you can change the world around you

Greater Manchester launch scheme ‘A Bed Every Night’ campaign, which aims to provide shelter for an estimated 500 rough sleepers

Manchester is known internationally as one of the UK’s best places to live, a reputation that locals and students alike will never tire of flaunting. Buzzing nightlife, expansive shopping centres and an ever-rising skyline all show off the best Manchester has to offer, but in stark contrast to this the issues of rough sleeping and […]