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Sean Cadwallader

Sean Cadwallader

3rd year Politics & International Relations student Interested in politics (local, national and international), current affairs, campaigning and queer media Originally from Liverpool

Labour fiercely divided on “shake up” of welfare system

Labour fiercely divided on “shake up” of welfare system

Opposition to plans to cut £5 billion from welfare spending has resulted in the resignations of Labour politicians

The Traitors can tell us a lot about unconscious bias

The Traitors can tell us a lot about unconscious bias

Behind entertaining reality TV lies racism, ableism and misogyny – and it’s important we recognise it

Green Parties in Europe: A close-knit group or a broad church?

Green Parties in Europe: A close-knit group or a broad church?

How do Green parties across Europe compare on issues like nuclear energy and military spending?

Canvas to replace Blackboard at University of Manchester

Canvas to replace Blackboard at University of Manchester

The university is set to replace Blackboard with Canvas in September 2025

As much as £255/week: All student accommodation set to increase in price from September 2025

As much as £255/week: All student accommodation set to increase in price from September 2025

Some of the University of Manchester’s student accommodation is set to rise by more than 13%

Greater Manchester MP, Andrew Gwynne, suspended from Labour

Greater Manchester MP, Andrew Gwynne, suspended from Labour

Andrew Gwynne MP has been suspended alongside 11 Greater Manchester Labour councillors

Plans submitted for a 33-storey student block in Manchester city centre

Plans submitted for a 33-storey student block in Manchester city centre

Plans for a new 861-room student accommodation block have been submitted

Manchester and Liverpool universities pledge increased collaboration

Manchester and Liverpool universities pledge increased collaboration

The University of Manchester and the University of Liverpool have partnered to collaborate on various initiatives, including efforts to achieve net zero

Are the Conservatives recovering after their catastrophic defeat?

Are the Conservatives recovering after their catastrophic defeat?

Are recent Council by-election victories across the country a sign that the Conservatives are now on the road to recovery?

Greater Manchester to keep bus fares at £2

Greater Manchester to keep bus fares at £2

Manchester is keeping the £2 bus cap in 2025, despite the cap increasing in much of the UK

Could a ‘Minister for Men and Boys’ tackle incels and toxic masculinity?

Could a ‘Minister for Men and Boys’ tackle incels and toxic masculinity?

Could a Minister for Boys and Men truly address the growing issues of radicalization, violence, and the mental health crisis among young men?

Following their ‘landslide’ victory, what threats do Labour face in Greater Manchester?

Following their ‘landslide’ victory, what threats do Labour face in Greater Manchester?

Labour’s performance in Manchester in the last general election was the best its ever been – but the party’s position is more precarious than you might think

Northern set to introduce British Sign Language announcements on train services

Northern set to introduce British Sign Language announcements on train services

Northern is set to introduce British Sign Language (BSL) announcements across its services. What does this mean for deaf people?

University announces ‘Manchester 2035’ project

University announces ‘Manchester 2035’ project

The university has announced ‘Manchester 2035’, a new project to tackle upcoming challenges this next decade

One Love: A beautiful tribute to Manchester queerness

One Love: A beautiful tribute to Manchester queerness

Matt Cain’s novel One Love is an exceptional piece of queer literature that offers valuable life lessons, no matter who you are