Lib Dems’ local election hopes: MM chats to John Leech about May’s battle at the ballot box
After weeks of canvassing, local councillors will find out their destiny as the general public go to the ballot box early next month.
The future looks bright as Burnham, Campbell and Crick help launch Youth Politics UK in Manchester
Youth Politics UK held its inaugural conference at Manchester Grammar School earlier this month to outline its aims and initiate debate on topics such as Brexit.
‘Untenable’ – Bolton UKIP chief says party leader Henry Bolton must resign
Cllr Sean Hornby, the leader of UKIP group on Bolton Council, called for Mr Bolton to step down, saying the party chief’s position was ‘untenable’.
VIDEO: ‘A new generation of suffragettes’ – WASPI women fight pension injustice as centenary of women’s vote approaches
The Women Against State Pension Inequality – better known as WASPI – are still demanding justice, seven years after the government raised their state pension age by up to six years without giving them any or only very little notice.
Interview: Controversial former Labour member Jackie Walker on Trump, Israel and social media
The left-wing activist was the vice-chair for Momentum; a Labour party movement set up in 2015 by Jon Lansman and described as a grassroots party supportive of Corbyn.
Budget 2017: Prime Minister’s Questions step aside, Wednesday’s light is shining on the Red Box!
This Wednesday November 22, at 12:30, marks the statement given by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the House of Commons known as the Budget Statement.
Looking from the outside in – A Zimbabwean take on the coup-not-a-coup
On Tuesday afternoon, the 16th November, a convoy of military vehicles were spotted heading towards the capital city, Harare.
Police up security ahead of Conservative Party Conference in Manchester
Barriers have been erected in the area around Manchester Central convention centre, where the conference will begin on Sunday.
EXCLUSIVE: Strong and Cable – Lib Dem leader Sir Vince hopeful of centrist revolution after lukewarm election
Speaking exclusively to MM, the veteran politician and former-Business Secretary blamed the timing of the general election for the Liberal Democrat’s lukewarm result.
Burnham slams Government after Grayling backs Crossrail 2 just days after axing Northern rail plans
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has openly backed Crossrail 2, along with Mayor of London Sadiq Khan.
Radical Manchester: Who is Friedrich Engels and why is he so important to our city?
Engels lived right here in Manchester for several decades, the city where his radical philosophies were truly born.