Supporters are facing ticket prices of over £70 for weekend passes

There have been 47 separate days of industrial action over the issue of guards on trains, causing delays for passengers

Parliament rejects a number of amendments backed by Greater Manchester MPs, that include renegotiation with the EU, and legislating for a second referendum

Universities could lose their positions on league tables if they refuse to do more to tackle ethnic disparity

A rise in the number of children going into care and the number of adults without housing has added pressure to the Manchester Town Hall budgeting crisis

Manchester City Council’s draft budget for 2019/2020 set to balance austerity and spending on social services as it meets a three year plan

Stagecoach Greater Manchester’s pre-tax profits have gone up, at the same time as director pay, and many fares for customers

The chance to graduate earlier through an accelerated degree programme will come at the cost of higher fees per year

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

The new Minister of State for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation set out a positive vision of universities working towards a ‘unity of purpose’ in his inaugural speech at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. Former university lecturer and current MP for Kingswood Chris Skidmore took over the role from Sam Gyimah in early December […]

Greater Manchester Police are warning against public responses to crime, as the force struggles with £215 million funding cuts

Amid fears over self-censorship by students, guidelines have been published about how free speech should be encouraged by universities.

Greater Manchester encouraged citizens to combat prejudice and reduce hate crime, alongside police efforts

North Manchester is being disproportionately affected by failures in local transport

A Manchester-based research team have developed a potentially groundbreaking method for producing graphene

The Mancunion first reported on the issue back in September 2018, and residents say little has been done to fix the problem

February marks the national education campaign, which will feature a theatrical performance at Manchester’s People History Museum

Cuts to public services combined with increasing demand have led to councils hiking taxes