Check it out! How Manchester’s libraries fared in 2021
Libraries across Manchester enjoyed a return to pre-Covid prosperity in 2021 as annual visitor numbers bounced back. On 6 September,
Manchester City Council cuts: Have YOUR say on how £59m gets axed from budget
People are being offered the chance to have their say on services currently under threat by Manchester City Council’s £59million budget cuts
How many can you spot? Manchester Libraries launch book character video puzzle to promote power of reading
Video to celebrate National Libraries Day
‘No easy decisions’: Future of six Manchester libraries still uncertain as council give campaigners June deadline
Sir Richard Leese said difficult decisions have to be made
‘Over the moon’: Manchester campaigners delighted as Broadway Pool saved from closure
Fundraisers keen to transport baths into ‘communications centre’
‘We will continue the fight!’ Manchester campaigners vow to save six libraries in line for imminent closure
More than 500 people agreed with cuts
Ultra-modern north Manchester library sees visitors double following move and revamp
The Avenue Library in Higher Blackley opened its doors in May.
Trafford’s children are performing well so why is the council cutting funding to libraries?
With such an impeccable record and an obvious academic interest and ability from students, why is Trafford Council cutting funding to libraries?
The £10 Challenge – Be cheerfully nerdy at one of Manchester’s finest reading rooms
Get your cardigans and Morrissey quiffs ready, this week’s £10 Challenge is cheerfully nerdy.
Tameside Council targets LGBT community with adoption drive
Members of the LGBT community are being directly targeted as potential adoptive parents for the first time by Tameside Council this week.
