Despite it’s coal-powered past Manchester has now become one of the major cities making strides to tackle climate change
In a bid to better understand the significance of Gay Village to the community, Manchester City Council have created a survey to establish its significance
Sir Richard Leese’s monthly blog will now be posted in video format
Martyn’s Law would see improvements to venue security and counter-terrorism training for venue staff
Following major consultations, Manchester City Council has laid out new plans to alter current social housing policy
The letter, whose authors include Liberation and Access Officer Sara Khan, calls on the City Council to reconsider the statue
Rebecca Rommen examines the impact of this year’s Reclaim the Night march, with around 3,500 people taking part, and how it successfully shines a light on the topic of night-time safety.
Sophie Marriott argues that the legislation to fine homeless people in Manchester for ‘Anti-Social Behaviour’ is archaic and misguided.
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
The plans will see Central Retail Park in Ancoats transformed into a business space
Manchester is aiming to eliminate carbon usage by 2038, 12 years earlier than any other than any other British city. But how successful have they been so far?
Earlier this month, the Youth Climate Change Summit and Manchester City Council gathered schoolchildren to educate them about the climate emergency
The team completed the challenge “in spite of some inclement weather en route and traffic jams”
Plans submitted to Manchester City Council detail a new park in the city centre – the first for nearly 100 years
The bars were found to be operating under the wrong licenses, as well as violating the Health Act of 2006
The ‘Housing First’ model seeks to eliminate causes of homelessness while the council ponders plans to introduce a £100 fine for rough sleeping
North Manchester is being disproportionately affected by failures in local transport
The shelter opened in November to kick off Burnham’s flagship ‘Bed Every Night’ scheme but was forced to close on Christmas Eve as a result of electrical problems
