One arrest made as ‘red tent’ refugee camp is forcibly removed from Albert Square
Police and council officers evicted 40 refugees from the encampment in Albert Square early this morning. The so-called “red tent”
Albert Square ‘Red Tent’ refugee camp told to move on
The refugee camp in the city centre was today told again to move on by council officers. Residents of the
‘Red Tent Camp’ of homeless refugees relocates to Albert Square
Refugees evicted from St Peter’s Square this morning have relocated to Albert Square – just yards away from their previous
Refugees evicted from St Peter’s Square tents
Dozens of people were evicted in St Peter’s Square early this morning. High court baliffs converged on the “red tent
South Manchester mosque stunned by generous volunteer drive to help refugees
A cloudburst of community spirit which helped rehouse scores of refugees affected by flooding has astonished a mosque in South
The Manchester Ukrainian community and supporters commemorate 1,000 days since Russian invasion alongside other protests
Members of the Ukrainian community and their supporters gathered in the city centre to commemorate 1,000 days since the Russian
Moving forward two years later as a Ukrainian refugee
The secret to their survival was their perseverance. Hiding in underground bunkers and shielding from rockets was their way to
Ukrainian homelessness in Greater Manchester: over half of cases remain unresolved
Less than half of Ukrainian refugee homelessness cases in Greater Manchester have been resolved, local authority figures show. Data collected
“I would much rather have a bed” – says homeless Afghan refugee
Homeless Afghan refugees in Manchester are still desperately looking for housing as anxieties about winter loom over their heads
Inside the refugee homelessness crisis gripping Manchester
They fled famine, war, and persecution. But as Britain’s weather and welfare systems deteriorate, their prospects remain bleak. Thousands of
Manchester politicians react to Suella Braverman’s speech on asylum seekers
Politicians representing Greater Manchester have commented on the Home Secretary Suella Braverman’s claim that fearing discrimination for being a woman