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Reports that the FA will use Manchester junior football leagues to pioneer a new ‘12 rules’ scheme are false.

A campaign is underway to help Manchester residents lower their energy bills – on average a September pilot saved households nearly £300 – while also aiding the environment.

A new project is encouraging budding female authors to submit a piece of writing to celebrate the 2018 centenary of women first getting the vote.

Newly refurbished Hatters Hostel on Hilton Street was publically reopened last week – and it’s expelling the hostel stigma for good.

The 1997 Nobel Peace Prize winning work of Manchester charity Mines Advisory Group (MAG) has never been more relevant in the effort to rid the world of conflict, their CEO told MM.

Half-price food and a helping hand to the homeless are available at the same time thanks to an app recently launched in Manchester.

Greater Manchester has set out plans to develop a world class approach to fire safety, after the June tragedy at Grenfell Tower caused nationwide concern about the safety of high rise buildings.

Manchester Metrolink’s ‘Second City Crossing’ (2CC) has been named as Britain’s Construction and Engineering Project of the Year at the National Transport Awards.

The inspirational, Nobel Peace Prize winning work of Manchester charity Mines Advisory Group (MAG) will be celebrated in a special 20-year anniversary.

Rail strikes won’t work according to a Deansgate customer service worker, who fears the introduction of driver-only trains is “written in stone” under a flailing Conservative government.

From designing their own playing shirt to walking out at Twickenham during England’s Six Nations next year, students from Manchester are learning that rugby is so much more than a game.