The proposal to provide £4.2m for the Northern and Eastern Gateway scheme will be considered for approval at this month’s Greater Manchester Combined Authority meeting, on Friday 28 June.
Manchester’s much-loved Christmas Markets will return to Albert Square this year despite planned works to improve the square.
Ten years in and still going strong this year’s Manchester Day was once again a triumphant success scoring top marks with the thousands of people who flocked to enjoy it.
Local people are being asked for their input on Manchester’s first multi-service health and community hub planned for Gorton.
A new pilot scheme which aims to boost air quality in school playgrounds located next to major roads is set to launch in Manchester.
A brand new strategy that takes a multi-agency approach to promoting inclusion and preventing exclusion from the city’s schools is up for discussion this week.
Manchester City Council has outlined its ambition to be accredited as a Living Wage Employer by the Living Wage Foundation (LWF) in a report to the Resources and Governance Scrutiny Committee. (Tues, 18 June 2019).
Leaders of councils throughout the North of England have sent a joint letter to the Conservative leadership contenders urging them to commit to the delivery of HS2 and Northern Powerhouse Rail.
In yet another Manchester Day first, an official event market will see some Manchester makers bring their creations to Exchange Square on Sunday 23 June.
Their reputation proceeds them as purveyors of the finest food offerings in the region…
The Manchester Day photography prize is one of the most hotly contested competitions of the year and the decision to choose the top picture is always passionately debated by the judges.
A decade since the first event, Manchester Day returns this weekend (Sunday 23 June) celebrating this year’s theme: 10 out of 10.
A brand new multi-lingual poem incorporating an incredible 64 different languages and written mostly by school children, takes pride of place from this week in Manchester Central Library for the next year.
A new pedestrian and cycle zone is to be introduced during weekend evenings on one of the city centre's busiest streets.
36,000 children in more than 100 schools across Manchester are set to join forces this month for the city’s first-ever mass Readathon, which will also bring the power of stories to Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.
A shisha cafe in Rusholme which routinely breached the Health Act and where Manchester City Council staff were routinely threatened has been forced to close.
Business owners are urged to check whether or not they could reduce the amount they pay after new business rate relief rules came into effect on 1 April this year.
Make your very own hat for Manchester’s big day out and join in the People’s Procession
Preparatory work for a major scheme to transform Great Ancoats Street into a tree-lined boulevard with better facilities for people travelling on foot, on bike, or by car is set to begin next week.
Young people in Manchester are set to benefit from increased access to free swimming at Manchester swimming pools all year round thanks to an extension of the current swimming offer citywide.
Manchester Day returns this year for its tenth outing on the 23 June and sustainability remains at the core of the event.
A Chinese restaurant has been hit with fines totalling almost £15,000 after a string of worrying health breaches were discovered.
A woman who was paid £50 to lend her van to a neighbour has been left with a £580 bill, after it was used to fly-tip domestic waste in Harpurhey.
Environmentally friendly technologies will be at the heart of the new development
Following last year’s phenomenally successful inaugural awards, Manchester Culture Awards are back - by popular demand - for a second year.
Manchester City Council has signed a letter to the European Council and its member states, calling for the European Union and its institutions to reach zero-carbon status by 2050.
The 22 people who were killed in the Manchester Arena attack, as well as those were injured or traumatised, are forever in our hearts. Nor will we ever forget the remarkable spirit shown by Manchester
Manchester Day is just around the corner as the workshop creating this year’s incredible artworks opens its doors.
A search to find designers for the memorial for the 22 May 2017 Manchester Arena attack will be launched on Friday 17 May.
Cllr Abid Latif Chohan has taken up the chains of the Lord Mayor of Manchester today, Wednesday 15 May.