Northern people the most dissatisfied with PM and most likely to vote Reform UK says new poll
People in the north of England are the most dissatisfied with Sir Keir Starmer with 77 percent feeling this way
Conservative party predicted for complete wipe-out in Greater Manchester
The Conservative Party is predicted to lose almost 50% of its vote share in Greater Manchester. The prediction made by
Action Day held in Piccadilly Gardens
This weekend saw cross-Party pressure group ‘Make Votes Matter’ set up shop in the centre of Piccadilly Gardens, as part
TERF War: Gay Village divided over proposed Gender Recognition Act reform
A propaganda war has been playing out in Manchester’s iconic Gay Village since the beginning of October.
Family the ‘bedrock’ of welfare reform, says Duncan Smith at Tory Conference
Family is the ‘bedrock’ of any good society and the government’s welfare reforms, said Iain Duncan Smith at the Manchester Conservative Party Conference today.
Shipman victim families betrayed by government, says GMP chief Tony Lloyd
Tony Lloyd, Greater Manchester’s Police and Crime Commissioner, hit out at the government’s failure to implement promised changes in the wake of the Shipman murders during their ‘botched’ reorganisation of the NHS.
Ex-Manchester gangster turned artist backs NSPCC gang helpline to aid kids ‘break free’ from life of crime
Graham Hudson spent eight years behind bars and three years on the streets battling drug and alcohol abuse
Definitely… not: Oasis fans disappointed as ‘special announcement’ turns out to be re-release not reform
Manchester legends Oasis are re-releasing their debut album Definitely Maybe