News published April 2020
Manchester’s special tribute to social care
As thousands of care staff in Manchester work tirelessly to protect the most vulnerable members of our community, tonight Manchester’s Councillor Bev Craig will ask the city to say a special thank you
We're still here for non-Covid issues too, say Manchester medics
'We're still here for you' - that's the message from Manchester's medics who are calling on the city's residents not to ignore any signs of illness - especially around heart, cancer, stroke or concern
Brand new 10-week creative challenge for young people in Manchester
Take the 10-week challenge, get creative, and celebrate the spirit of Manchester libraries at home
Primary school places - don't forget to accept your offer
Home-schooling might be the order of the day right now, but parents of youngsters across the city who are due to start school for the first time this September are being reminded not to forget to formally accept their offer of a school place.
One million items of PPE distributed by the Manchester and Trafford Mutual Aid Hub
A huge milestone has been passed as Manchester and Trafford continue to support their most vulnerable residents throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.
Council urges residents to maintain social distancing during Ramadan
The holy month of Ramadan will begin today (Thursday 23 April) and the Council is urging those taking part in the festival to continue to adhere to Government guidelines regarding social distancing to
Shout out to social care staff keeping everyone safe
As millions of people up and down the country take to their doorsteps and balconies tonight to join in the weekly #ClapForCarers, social care bosses in Manchester will be making it personal with a direct message to all the social workers, care workers, and other support staff in the city.
Top class effort by Manchester schools praised by city leaders
Top class effort by teachers and school support staff across the city praised as hundreds also give up their Easter holidays to keep schools open