Council approves 55-storey ‘caramel wafer’ student-housing skyscraper
Manchester City Council today approved plans for a 55-storey city-centre student skyscraper, with the planning committee’s conflicted chair forced to
Council elections 2021: How important are they to the people of Greater Manchester?
The Greater Manchester Combined Authority has urged people to register to vote for the upcoming local elections throughout the year.
“Binny McBinFace?” Residents asked to name council’s new bin lorries
A fleet of new electric bin lorries is due to hit Manchester’s streets, and Manchester City Council has asked the
Manchester City Council call emergency meeting with Uber
Council leaders have accused the US tech firm of ‘undermining licensing standards’ and flooding the city centre with inadequate drivers licensed by neighbouring local authorities.
From riding to blogging and maintenance, TfGM women’s cycling grants set to boost Manchester
International Women’s Day 2018 in Manchester will have a special cycling feel to it after TfGM announced they would be offering grants of up to £2,500.
Have we learned nothing? MM’s eyewitness account of Parkway Gate blaze
Last Monday night at roughly 10:30pm, a small blaze broke out at the Unite Students Parkway Gate accommodation complex.
£60 million in cuts: Have your say on Manchester City Council’s 2017-20 budget
Mancunians are being invited to have their say on options for the Council’s budget from 2017-20.
‘Epic failures need to be called out’: Campaigners call on Mancunians to judge the good, bad and ugly of the city
A new civic movement is calling for people to name the good, bad and ugly of Manchester’s architecture with its first award ceremony.
Election 2016 – Wigan roundup: Labour fail to sweep board but keep grip on council chamber
Labour failed to sweep the board like many predicted but red half of Wigan can still be pleased.
‘Some people don’t leave the house’: Manchester toilet event highlights disabled and transgender people’s fears
On average, you spend a year and a half of your life in the bathroom.
Manchester council took FOUR MONTHS to deal with mouse infestation and ‘fresh droppings’ in school kitchen
Council staff at a Manchester primary school failed to deal with a mouse infestation until after food hygiene inspectors said the kitchen ‘required major improvement’, an FOI has revealed.