Watch: Reactions to Rishi Sunak’s key pledges at Conservative Party Conference
Following the Conservative Leader’s closing speech in Manchester, Mancunian Matters spoke to HS2 minister Huw Merriman and Conservative Home Author
Andy Burnham lashes out at ‘desperate acts of a dying government’ as HS2 derailed
Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham and the leader of the Manchester City Council Bev Craig held a rally to
Greater Manchester sees low voting turnout in local elections
This year’s local elections have seen huge losses for the Conservatives across Greater Manchester and significant gains for Labour and
Local elections 2023: Greater Manchester votes for local councillors
Residents across Greater Manchester are heading to the polls in the local council elections for 2023. Our boroughs are expected
Everything you need to know about the local election in Rochdale
Local council elections are taking place across Greater Manchester (and elsewhere) on 4 May – including Rochdale. Here’s your guide
Massive teachers’ strike takes over St Peter’s Square
Workers took to St Peter’s Square today in support of the teachers’ strikes and to oppose the government’s new anti-strike
Revealed: how much Greater Manchester’s MPs declare in donations and payments
Greater Manchester’s MPs have gained over £1.6 million from financial interests since 19 December 2019, according to the Westminster Accounts
Region’s politicians pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
Greater Manchester Politicians have paid tribute to the Queen following her death yesterday. Angela Rayner, the Labour Deputy Leader, tweeted
Prime Minister Boris Johnson pays tribute to James Brokenshire after death of former Northern Ireland Secretary
Prime Minister Boris Johnson hailed James Brokenshire as the ‘nicest, kindest and most unassuming of politicians’ after the former Northern
Cronyism in the Conservative Party: Labour MPs speak to MM
Labour has called for an investigation on allegations of cronyism after a Conservative peer was appointed to chair the independent
In search of the new Attlee: Labour must abandon Corbynism and respect the opposition to stand any chance of future success
Labour is in dire need of new fresh leadership after Jeremy Corbyn led the party to their worst result since 1935 back in December. The new leader will be confirmed on Saturday as either Keir Starmer, Lisa Nandy or Rebecca Long-Bailey, but can any of them really become the next Clement Attlee?