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The refugee camp in the city centre was today told again to move on by council officers. Residents of the

A group of Hulme residents are taking the council to court over “misleading” planning decision at the end of this month.

Following a 4 year battle against overdevelopment, Hulme Tenants Union are taking the council to court on March 24th – as they believe the Manchester city council planning committee was misled by the chair in their decision to approve plans for the Gamecock pub in January 2024.

The Sister development is proposing to ‘reimagine’ the Grade II listed Hollaway Wall on London Road on the former UMIST campus.

Crimestoppers and the University of Manchester Student Union have been criticised by members of the university’s Kurdish Society for distributing

A Ukranian father is appealing for sponsorship to get him to Manchester and reunite with his family. Volodymyr Synelnyk, 38,

Manchester has always been a chameleon city, changing and evolving over time. But it can also change rapidly when Hollywood

A 71-year-old Manchester amputee will travel more than 200 miles to London using only public bus services this weekend to

An award-winning theatre director is bringing a powerful, first-of-its-kind production to town this month. ‘That Can’t Have Happened!’ by David

Probably fake AirPods have flooded the online re-commerce platform Vinted. The presence of convincing replicas since the pre-loved clothes app

A new bill promises to be “the biggest upgrade to workers’ rights in a generation” – but how will it

A theatrical drama adapted from an multi-award-winning short thriller will arrive in Manchester this spring – featuring a star from