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Manchester supports doctors strikes over ‘immoral’, ‘incompetent’ Government

This week, for the first time in the history of the NHS, an all-out junior doctor’s strike has taken place in England.

‘Desperately low’: Labour MP Kate Green vows to boost Trafford’s autism awareness

MP Kate Green has pledged to promote more autism awareness in Trafford after people’s understanding of the ‘complex condition’ was deemed ‘desperately low’ by a leading charity boss.

Flaunt your assets: Council’s treasure trove of property ‘vital’ to save Manchester from further budget cuts

In the wake of the announcement of £59million cuts to the city’s budget this year, MM submitted a Freedom of Information request to the council to discover their other sources of income.

’Anti-poverty’ financial services and affordable goods store opens in Bolton

A unique financial services and affordable household and white goods store has opened in the former Millets store in Bolton’s Victoria Square.

ManVCam: Protesters prepare for Albert Square government cuts rally

Manchester celebrities Shaun Ryder, Terry Christian, Rowetta and Claire Mooney lead hundreds of protesters in a rally against ‘appalling’ coalition cuts that have affected the city at Albert Square.

Manchester City Council ‘played political game’ on cuts by delaying £11m windfall

Sir Richard Leese has been accused of playing a ‘political game’ by allegedly delaying the announcement of Manchester City Council’s £11million windfall to boost moral after announcing cuts.

Trafford Council cuts to youth services are ‘choice not necessity’, says Tory minister

A Stretford MP is urging Trafford Council to rethink plans to close all but one youth centre in the borough after a Tory minister branded the cuts ‘choice, not a necessity’.

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

Manchester children’s chief quits after Ofsted brand service ‘inadequate’

The Director of Children’s Services at Manchester City Council has quit – months after a damning report from Ofsted labelled the child protection unit ‘inadequate’.

Oldham council could close ALL BUT ONE youth centre in bid to cut £60million

Oldham Council have admitted that it may be forced to close all but one of their youth centres if plans to make handover services to charity provision go ahead

World Mental Health Day: Manchester on brink of schizophrenia crisis

Manchester is one of the worst areas to battle schizophrenia revealed a leading doctor studying the condition, who insists that mental health is facing significant ‘social problems’.

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