The skyline of this city is constantly evolving, but are these developments really benefiting the city?

In celebration of its 200th anniversary, the university has partnered with the charity City of Trees to expand the number of trees on campus

The venue can still operate as long as they keep to a reduced noise capacity between 11 pm-3 am during DJ club nights

The original noise abatement notice was filed in 2021, but Night & Day is again in court to opposed the council’s complaints

The redevelopment plans have been estimated to set the council back £25 million

Fallowfield still has the lowest voter turnout in Manchester whilst the Greens and Lib Dems made gains – here’s a full breakdown of Manchester’s Local elections 2023

Manchester failed to meet its carbon emmissions targets over the pandemic and is on track to the century’s carbon budget in just 5 years

An event in Platt Fields Park failed to break the Guinness World Record for the most people dressed as ghosts in one place

Manchester City Council has called for urgent action to deal with the housing crisis. This includes both increasing the speed of current local plans, which includes social housing, and petitioning the government for “urgent action”.

Bonfire night is cancelled across Manchester this year, causing disappointment and safety concerns

Turnout has fallen across the city – here’s everything you need to know from the student wards.

Four weeks of bin collection strikes beginning in May could cause chaos across Manchester

“Insulting” pay offer could stop bin collections in April

Concerns over COVID-19 spread and control lead council to cancel Bonfire Night plans.

Despite it’s coal-powered past Manchester has now become one of the major cities making strides to tackle climate change

The plans will see Central Retail Park in Ancoats transformed into a business space

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

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?

Sir Richard Leese’s monthly blog will now be posted in video format

Earlier this month, the Youth Climate Change Summit and Manchester City Council gathered schoolchildren to educate them about the climate emergency